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This section of our Website is designed to make Emergency Information available to you.  It is also designed to provide you with information regarding emergency response agencies within the county.


IF YOU HAVE AN IMMEDIATE, LIFE-THREATENING EMERGENCY:  DIAL 9-1-1.  

IF YOU ARE CALLING FROM OUTSIDE THE COUNTY, DIAL:  209-223-1235.

O.E.S. EMERGENCY INFORMATION LINE, DIAL:  209-223-6333


For current emergency information in Amador County: Click here 

For updates regarding current emergencies in Amador County, dial:  209-223-6333

To register for e-mail notifications of emergencies here in Amador County: Click here

How to Report an Incident or Emergency:

TELEPHONE SERVICE:  Do not call 9-1-1 except to report an emergency.  Keep calls to a minimum, especially during a disaster.  There will be others calling to report similar emergencies.

CELLULAR 9-1-1 CALLS:  Sheriff’s dispatchers can now receive 9-1-1 cellular calls from AT&T, T-Mobile and Golden State Cellular.  Other carriers will follow in the near future.  It is important to remember that the technology is still emerging and there may be glitches until the system is refined.  Cell phone providers try to calculate your approximate location using cell towers or satellite positioning.  If they cannot, the call will likely go to the California Highway Patrol and then transferred to the appropriate local agency.  When dialing 9-1-1 from a cell phone, calls should be for immediate assistance only.  Callers should be prepared to provide their location and any essential information the dispatcher may need.  Callers are always urged to call 9-1-1 from a landline instead of a cell phone, if one is available.  This offers dispatchers the most accurate information to assist callers.  To assure that a 9-1-1 call goes to the Amador County Sheriff’s Office, cellular phone users can program in the local emergency number:
(209) 223-1235. This number is the cell phone equivalent to 9-1-1.


For information on Law Enforcement Agencies: Click here

For information on Fire Agencies: Click here

For Ambulance and Emergency Medical Services Agencies: Click here

For Hospitals or emergency medical facilities: Click here

For information on Mental Health Services: Click here

For the Amador County Sheriff's Office of Emergency Services: Click here