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Spokane County – Emergency/Crisis


If this is an emergency, call 911.
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For mental health, suicide, substance use, or emotional crisis support, call or text 988, or call the Spokane Regional Crisis Line at 1-877-266-1818.


911

Emergency response for life-threatening situations, active danger, fires, medical emergencies, crimes in progress, serious injuries, overdoses, or immediate safety threats.
Phone: 911
Hours: 24/7
Who it’s for: Anyone in immediate danger or needing police, fire, or emergency medical response.
How to access: Call 911 right away.

Crime Check — Spokane Regional Emergency Communications

Non-emergency reporting for crimes that are not currently in progress. Crime Check may be used to file certain police reports by phone or online, depending on the situation and jurisdiction.
Phone: 509-456-2233
Hours: 24/7
Who it’s for: Spokane County residents needing to report a non-emergency crime or submit a crime tip.
How to access: Call Crime Check. Call 911 instead if the situation is happening now, someone is in danger, or urgent response is needed.

Washington Poison Center

Immediate, free, expert help for poison exposure, medication mistakes, hazardous substances, chemical exposure, bites/stings, and overdose concerns.
Phone: 1-800-222-1222
Hours: 24/7
Who it’s for: Anyone with a poison, medication, chemical, or toxic exposure concern.
How to access: Call right away. Call 911 if the person is unconscious, not breathing, having seizures, or in immediate danger.

Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center & Children’s Hospital — Emergency and Trauma Services

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