This five week program, taught in Spanish only, meets to discuss variouspolice-related topics, such as crime prevention, firearms demonstrations and crime scenarios.
Orange County Sheriff’s Office - 407-836-4357. Public Safety/MWMA Office - 407-601-5995. Animal Control - 407-836-3111. Poison Control - 800-222-1222. Domestic Violence Program - 407-886-2856. Child Abuse Hotline - 800-962-2873. To Be Protected, We Must Be Connected.
See full list on orangecountyfl.netSee full list on orangecountyfl.netSee full list on orangecountyfl.net Although it is our hope that you will never have a need to utilize any of the emergency information on this list, we’d like you to have quick access to these and a few other useful contacts. Residents can access the CRT by calling 911 or OPD’s non-emergencyline at 321.235.5300. Since the program started and through March 2023, the CRT has responded to nearly 2,000 calls for service involving residents experiencing a mental or behavioral health crisis. For non-emergencies, call (407) 836-HELP (4357). The dispatcher who takes your call will ask questions about the activity to determine it's nature and ask for descriptions of the people involved. We will explore a variety of scenarios, from true Emergency Situations requiring immediate intervention to common Non-Emergency Incidents that still warrant official attention. By understanding these distinctions, you can act with confidence, ensuring you get the right help without delay.
Although it is our hope that you will never have a need to utilize any of the emergency information on this list, we’d like you to have quick access to these and a few other useful contacts.
Residents can access the CRT by calling 911 or OPD’s non-emergencyline at 321.235.5300. Since the program started and through March 2023, the CRT has responded to nearly 2,000 calls for service involving residents experiencing a mental or behavioral health crisis.
We will explore a variety of scenarios, from true Emergency Situations requiring immediate intervention to common Non-Emergency Incidents that still warrant official attention. By understanding these distinctions, you can act with confidence, ensuring you get the right help without delay.
For non-emergencies, call (407) 836-HELP (4357). The dispatcher who takes your call will ask questions about the activity to determine it's nature and ask for descriptions of the people involved.
