Emergency Medical Response
emergency · Crisis & urgent
Emergency: If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.
What this is
Appeler le 911 for immediate police, fire, or ambulance response in life-threatening emergencies, overdoses, serious injuries, or urgent medical crises.
Contact
Address: Emergency response dispatch in Edmonton and across Alberta
Phone: 911
Website: https://www.alberta.ca/what-to-expect-when-calling-911
Hours: Open 24/7
Last checked: 2026-09-09 · Source: Government of Alberta page
Details
- Last verified:2026-09-09
- Source:Government of Alberta page
- Source title:What to expect when calling 911
- Source summary:Learn what to expect when calling 911 and what happens when you call using a non-traditional communication service.
- Source updated:Wed, 09 Sep 2026 14:33:21 GMT
- Website:What to expect when calling 911
- Program focus:Immediate connection to emergency responders, including emergency medical services, in urgent or life-threatening situations.
- Who it helps:Anyone in immediate danger or witnessing a life-threatening emergency.
- How to start:Call 911, say whether you need ambulance, fire, or police, and give the exact location of the emergency.
- What to expect:The emergency communicator will ask what service you need, your location, and key details so first responders can be dispatched quickly.
- Cost:Free or publicly funded
- What to bring:No documents needed. Stay on the line unless told to hang up.
- Phone:911
- Availability:24-7
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