9-1-1 is a three-digit telephone number that connects callers with trained emergency operators.
Call 9-1-1 for medical, fire and police emergencies including crimes in progress.
The 9-1-1 operator will first ask you what emergency service you want (police, fire or ambulance). If you ask for the police, the operator will help you. If you ask for fire or ambulance, the operator will transfer you to an emergency operator at fire or ambulance.
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You have NOT been put on hold
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The transfer will take a few seconds
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Stay on the line, do NOT hang up
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Stay calm
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Be prepared to tell the operator what your emergency is
Do not call 9-1-1 for:
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Information (road conditions, directions, etc)
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Telephone numbers
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Advice (landlord tenant, by-laws, etc)
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Non Emergency Phone Numbers |
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Police |
Fire |
Ambulance |
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(905) 546-4925 |
(905) 546- 3333 |
(905) 574-1414 |
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Press 2 then 3 for an operator |
Press 6 for an operator |
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Other Useful Telephone Numbers / Services |
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ONTARIO PROVINCIAL POLICE:
Call the OPP to report traffic matters on the QEW or 400 Highways in Hamilton. |
*OPP on cellular phones
1-888-310-1122 |
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CITY OF HAMILTON
Call the City for any of the following complaints.
NOISE BY LAW
After hours
Barking Dogs ( for barking dogs, abandones / stray animals)
HAMILTON / BURLINGTON SPCA ( for animal cruelty, abuse, care)
PARKING COMPLAINTS
Sundays & holidays
ILLEGAL DUMPING
PLAYING ON THE STREET
SNOW / ICE ON PUBLIC WALKWAYS |
(905) 546-CITY (2489)
(905) 546-2782
(905) 546-4925 (Police)
(905) 546-2424 x1771
(905) 574-7722 (x 401 for cruelty)
(905) 540-6000
(905) 546-4925 (Police)
(905) 574-3433
(905) 574-3433
(905) 574-3433 |
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PUBLIC HEALTH UNIT
Call the Public Health Unit for:
Discarded hypodermic needles
No or low heat emergencies
Infestations |
(905) 546-3570 |
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LANDLORD/TENANT BUREAU |
(905) 528-8701 |