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The Division of Emergency Services and Communications mission is to locate, communicate, and connect people in an emergency. RULES OF ENGAGEMENT

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New Hampshire’s official source for emergency alerts! Download the Genasys Protect mobile app to receive police advisori...
06/19/2026

New Hampshire’s official source for emergency alerts! Download the Genasys Protect mobile app to receive police advisories, and notifications of planned events including drills/exercises, missing persons, or weather and traffic emergencies specific to your location.

NH 911 is forever evolving in our efforts to locate, communicate and connect people in an emergency with the help they n...
06/18/2026

NH 911 is forever evolving in our efforts to locate, communicate and connect people in an emergency with the help they need. A CARES entry provides immediate actionable information to a call-taker, informing how they process the call. Learn more and find out if you or a loved one's medical conditions are eligible at cares.desc.nh.gov

This unique NH road name is Letter “S” Road in Alton. This road and every other idiosyncratically named road in the stat...
06/17/2026

This unique NH road name is Letter “S” Road in Alton. This road and every other idiosyncratically named road in the state is accurately mapped by NH 911’s own team of cartographers whose work ensures that people in an emergency in NH can be located.
Hmm, It is sort of shaped like its namesake letter. Now to find out if there is a W or M road in the state….

NH 911 manages the state AED Registry with the help of the Pulsepoint Foundation. Our staff verify the location and main...
06/16/2026

NH 911 manages the state AED Registry with the help of the Pulsepoint Foundation. Our staff verify the location and maintenance status of registered AEDs before adding them to the maps our telecommunicators use on 911 calls. A TC can then help a caller direct a bystander to retrieve a nearby AED during a cardiac arrest. Bystander AED use increases cardiac arrest patients’ chances of survival. Registering AEDs makes them easier to for bystanders to find them when they are needed. https://aedregistry.pulsepoint.org/index.php

Call if you can, text if you can’t. If you can’t speak, it’s not safe to speak, your cell phone battery is low or servic...
06/15/2026

Call if you can, text if you can’t. If you can’t speak, it’s not safe to speak, your cell phone battery is low or service is poor, you can text 911. The same compassionate professionals who answer voice calls will connect you to the help you need.
• Enter the numbers “911” in the “To” field. Include your location and nature of the emergency. Send your message.
• Answer all questions to the best of your ability and follow instructions you receive.
• Use words only. The system does not accept photos, videos, emojis, pinned locations, etc.

At NH 911 we are committed to ensuring that everyone in an emergency is connected with the help they need regardless of ...
06/14/2026

At NH 911 we are committed to ensuring that everyone in an emergency is connected with the help they need regardless of the language they speak.

If you encounter an emergency while riding around the state during Motorcycle Week, 911 is the number to call. Reporting...
06/13/2026

If you encounter an emergency while riding around the state during Motorcycle Week, 911 is the number to call. Reporting road names, mile markers, the direction of travel, landmarks, road signs, and town names can all help NH 911 pinpoint the exact location of the emergency and connect you with the help that is needed.

Answer the call-taker’s questions. It may seem like NH 911 call-takers ask a lot of questions, but they are designed get...
06/12/2026

Answer the call-taker’s questions. It may seem like NH 911 call-takers ask a lot of questions, but they are designed get the most important information as quickly and completely as possible. Answering the questions does not delay help. Call-takers can alert dispatch to the situation over the computer even as they continue to speak to the caller, collecting additional information and managing patient care.

Rain brings rainbows! Whatever the weather, New Hampshire 911 is here to locate, communicate and connect people in an em...
06/11/2026

Rain brings rainbows! Whatever the weather, New Hampshire 911 is here to locate, communicate and connect people in an emergency with the help they need. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, fully staffed in 2 locations to ensure against service disruption.

It’s easy to think that someone else has already called 911, especially in a crowded or chaotic emergency. However, neve...
06/10/2026

It’s easy to think that someone else has already called 911, especially in a crowded or chaotic emergency. However, never assume — always make the call yourself! Your quick action could be the difference in ensuring emergency responders arrive as soon as possible. It’s always better to have multiple reports than none at all!

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