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Getting Social with E-Comm 9-1-1
9 hours ago
Excited to make memories at the lake this weekend? Do it safely by knowing your location in case you need to call 9-1-1. Cellphones don't provide exact location information to call takers so take note of the lake name & addr, directions to your spot, nearby landmark. #911BC https://t.co/QWepENFoJG
Excited to make memories at the lake this weekend? Do it safely by knowing your location in case you need to call 9-1-1. Cellphones don't provide exact location information to call takers so take note of the lake name & addr, directions to your spot, nearby landmark. #911BC https://t.co/QWepENFoJG
1 day ago
#DYK not all calls belong on the non-emergency line? Construction noise complaints, q's about power outages & COVID-19 can all be directed to more appropriate sources. #HelpUsHelp reduce wait times on non-emergency lines by calling the best resource for your concern. #911BC https://t.co/5ZUGFSwsqX
#DYK not all calls belong on the non-emergency line? Construction noise complaints, q's about power outages & COVID-19 can all be directed to more appropriate sources. #HelpUsHelp reduce wait times on non-emergency lines by calling the best resource for your concern. #911BC https://t.co/5ZUGFSwsqX
2 days ago
Thank you to the police officers, firefighters, paramedics, call takers and dispatchers, technology services professionals and all other essential service workers. We are grateful for your selflessness, bravery and commitment to keeping our communities safe and healthy. #911BC https://t.co/kDSWWd3Ybt
Thank you to the police officers, firefighters, paramedics, call takers and dispatchers, technology services professionals and all other essential service workers. We are grateful for your selflessness, bravery and commitment to keeping our communities safe and healthy. #911BC https://t.co/kDSWWd3Ybt
3 days ago
#ScamAlert: a #Bitcoin phishing scam is going around claiming the recipient’s SIN has been compromised.
If you have been a defrauded by a scam you can report to the police non-emergency line, otherwise report attempts to @canantifraud: https://t.co/h91ANJwy71 #HelpUsHelp
#911BC https://t.co/EgRIozLrYD
#ScamAlert: a #Bitcoin phishing scam is going around claiming the recipient’s SIN has been compromised.
If you have been a defrauded by a scam you can report to the police non-emergency line, otherwise report attempts to @canantifraud: https://t.co/h91ANJwy71 #HelpUsHelp
#911BC https://t.co/EgRIozLrYD
E-Comm 911
E-Comm is the largest 9-1-1 call centre in B.C., providing dispatch services for more than 70 police and fire departments and owns and operates the regional emergency radio communications system.
Excited to make memories at the lake this weekend? Your cellphone may take cute selfies, but it’s also key for connecting to
9-1-1 in case of emergency.
Ensure your phone is charged for your trip and take note of your location when you arrive. Cellphones don’t provide exact location details for our call takers so take note of things like the lake name, address, directions to your spot or nearby landmarks in case you need to call 9-1-1. Knowing your location will help us get you help faster.
For more useful 9-1-1 tips, visit: ecomm911.ca
9-1-1 in case of emergency.
Ensure your phone is charged for your trip and take note of your location when you arrive. Cellphones don’t provide exact location details for our call takers so take note of things like the lake name, address, directions to your spot or nearby landmarks in case you need to call 9-1-1. Knowing your location will help us get you help faster.
For more useful 9-1-1 tips, visit: ecomm911.ca
Many non-emergency situations should be directed to alternative resources rather than your local 10 digit non-emergency number – including construction noise complaints, power outages and questions about COVID-19. Do you know who to contact instead?
#HelpUsHelp reduce the wait times on our non-emergency lines by redirecting these calls to more appropriate sources.
For more information on non-emergency numbers, visit: nonemergency.ca
#HelpUsHelp reduce the wait times on our non-emergency lines by redirecting these calls to more appropriate sources.
For more information on non-emergency numbers, visit: nonemergency.ca
We admire the police officers, firefighters, paramedics, call takers and dispatchers, technology services professionals and all the other essential service workers for their dedication to protecting our communities. Thank you for continuing to help keep us safe and healthy. #911BC #HelpUsHelp
#ScamAlert: we’ve received many calls about a Bitcoin phishing scam going around claiming that the recipient’s SIN has been compromised and requesting Bitcoin payment. This is a scam – do NOT send Bitcoin or money. Remember, police and government agencies will never ask for payment in Bitcoin.
Please report attempts to Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre’s Fraud Reporting System at https://bit.ly/2RE4C0r.
If you have been a defrauded by a scam, you can report it to your local police non-emergency line (www.nonemergency.ca). #911BC #HelpUsHelp
Please report attempts to Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre’s Fraud Reporting System at https://bit.ly/2RE4C0r.
If you have been a defrauded by a scam, you can report it to your local police non-emergency line (www.nonemergency.ca). #911BC #HelpUsHelp
