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 HOME MISSION LINKS City of Soldotna City of Kenai City of Homer City of Seward City of Anchorage Kenai Peninsula Borough Website Department of Public Safety CDC Flu Info NOAA Nautical Charts AGENCIES Central Emergency Services Nikiski Fire Department Soldotna Police Kenai Police Seward Police Homer Police Whittier Police Anchorage Police Anchorage Fire Alaska DMV Kenai Peninsula Borough Office of Emergency Management Burn info - Division of Forestry EMPLOYEE LINKS WebMail 2014 NTW photos 2011 NTW photos 2011 NTW zombies Dispatch Magazine NENA APCO NAED KPB Employees Portal SOA Employees Portal Popular Links ADFG Fishing Regulations Warrant Lookup Crime Stoppers 1-800-478-HALT Internet Crime Complaint Center Kenai Peninsula Drug Hotline 1-877-260-3784 Courts: Pay Tickets Online Kenai Court 907-283-3110 Wildwood Correctional Facility 907-260-2700 511 Alaska Road Conditions Alaska Wildlife Troopers Safeguard - Report Wildlife Crimes 1-800-478-3777 APOA Forms CRF online - Crash Report Form ACHP Form Online Wilderness Preparation Plan Alaska Media Peninsula Clarion Anchorage Daily News Turnagin Times Homer News Seward News Juneau Empire Fairbanks News AST on National Geographic AST Public Information Office Welcome to the Soldotna Public Safety Communication Center ADF&G 24-hour Sport Fishing Information (907) 262-2737 For any type of emergency call 911. Give your location, address if possible including nearby town or mile marker, and the nature of the emergency. Provide the phone number you are calling from in case the call becomes disconnected so that we may call you back. Stay on the line until told that you may hang up. Remain calm and answer as clearly as possible any questions asked. If you have questions of a non-emergency nature, please call 262-4453 and listen to the options. This non-emergency line provides phone options for requesting records, evidence custodian, Bureau of Highway Patrol, and Alaska Bureau of Investigations. When to Call 911 911 should be called IMMEDIATELY for any emergency which is threatening to life or property. This includes crimes in progress, medical problems, suspicious persons or activities, and fire emergencies. Past criminal offenses, drug activity, and domestic problems can also be reported on 911 . All other non-emergency requests for service (past incidents, parking violations, animal problems, found property, etc.) should be directed to our administrative line: 262-4453 REMEMBER: REMAIN CALM SPEAK CLEARLY LISTEN TO ALL INSTRUCTIONS ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS COMPLETELY The Dispatcher speaking with you may have many questions to ask depending upon the nature of the problem. It is very important for them to obtain as much information as possible, in the interests of responder safety or to provide the correct level of medical response. If you are reporting a fire emergency, you will be instructed to remain on the phone if it is safe for you to do so. If the Dispatcher asks you to stay on the line until responders arrive, please do so! This will assist them in keeping the police or rescue squad updated as the situation you are reporting unfolds. For example, when an armed robbery occurs the 911 call-taker alerts the appropriate dispatcher immediately of the incident in order to activate the police response. The officers will need to know, while en route, the physical description of the robber, his method and direction of travel, what type of weapon (if any) was used or displayed, and any other pertinent information that may assist the police in capturing the suspect. The call-taker will keep the caller on the phone until the officers arrive on the scene. Your cooperation is a key element in resolving any emergency that you may...