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Communications (911)
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Communications (911)
Whenever there is an immediate danger to life or property. It should be used to report fires, crimes in progress, or medical emergencies. -
Communications (911)
Power outages, traffic conditions, weather reports, school closing or to request info about special events or municipal services. -
Communications (911)
NG9-1-1 is an Emergency Services IP network combining Data Bases and data management to create an ever evolving, fully functional 9-1-1 system that is accessible, anytime, anywhere, from any device. -
Communications (911)
This service allows cellular carriers to deliver text messages (SMS) to 9-1-1 centers that are capable of handling these types of messages. This service is not yet available in Queen Anne’s County. -
Communications (911)
To schedule a tour or request a speaker please call in advance 410-758-4500 x 1100 -
Communications (911)1. Sign Up for Emergency Citizen Alerts (Everbridge)Queen Anne's County uses Everbridge, a free mass notification system, to send emergency alerts via email, text, or phone. You can register through the county's site:
- Follow the registration prompts to choose your preferred delivery methods.
2. Monitor the Official Alerts PortalYou can also view current emergencies anytime by visiting the County's alert center, which shows real time notifications and provides RSS or Notify Me® subscription options. https://qac.org/AlertCenter.aspx3. Tune In to Local Media & NOAA Weather RadioIn an emergency, trusted sources include:- Local radio or TV stations-they'll broadcast official warnings via the Emergency Alert System (EAS).
- A NOAA Weather Radio-essential for receiving timely weather-related warnings, especially during storms or flooding.
4. Use Citizen Connect DashboardQueen Anne's County has partnered with Tyler Technologies to launch Citizen Connect-a public-facing online tool that offers:- Real-time incident data and response times
- Interactive maps
- Updates on public safety programs
This platform is ideal for staying aware of developing situations. https://qaccitizenconnect.org/5. Follow Social Media and Queen Anne's County Sheriff & Department of Emergency Services AppFor timely updates and communications, follow these local official channels:- Queen Anne's County Sheriff & Department of Emergency Services App (Google Play and Apple Store)
- Queen Anne's County Department of Emergency Services (via Facebook, X/Twitter)
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Communications (911)
Please fill out the following form and return it to County Administrator Todd Mohn at tmohn@qac.org.
There is a $20 fee, and processing may take up to 30 days.
https://www.qac.org/documentcenter/view/3494