Emergency?

* 911 *— In any emergency:

  • Someone is in danger?

  • Something is on fire?

  • A crime is happening now?

CALL or TEXT 911

  • Note that your cell phone may connect even if it looks to have no service. Always try your cell phone!

  • There is an emergency call box direct to 911 on the front of the firehouse.

  • If the power is out, you may be unable to reach 911 from a local landline. If you don’t have a cell phone to call 911, you can try calling the firehouse at (707) 847-3299.

  • To notify the sheriff’s department of non-emergencies please call (707) 565-2121. Non-emergencies are events such as suspicious persons, fireworks, noise disturbance, fraud or mail theft, talk to deputy.

Updates on an Ongoing Emergency?

Many areas in and near the TCFPD are quite rural. Urban media sources may or may not have much information about us. If you are seeking information about an ongoing local emergency:

  • Ask your neighbors to see what they know and to check that they are all right.

  • Look for notices posted in the Coastal Hills Community Project (CHCP) Bulletin emails. (See our Resources page for instructions on how to subscribe to the bulletin — it's free.)

  • Look for texts from local authorities via Nixle.

  • Listen for bulletins and news on local T.V. and radio stations.

  • Listen to the nearby national weather radio station.

  • Listen to the local emergency dispatch and tactical radio channels either directly, or rebroadcast over the internet (see our Resources page).

See the local guides available via our Resources page for more information on what to do before and in case of an emergency.