Emergency Services

All Village and Town emergency response providers are connected to the 911 emergency call service.  For all emergencies, call 911. The operator will contact the appropriate service to respond to your needs. For non-emergency calls:

Fire

To report a fire or hazardous waste spill contact the Essex Junction Fire Department at 911. The department also handles emergency medical calls. Visit the fire department website.

Non-emergency calls: (802) 878-6958

Police

To report a crime, suspicious or unlawful activity, or a vehicle accident contact the Essex Police Department through the 911 emergency call service.

Non-emergency calls: (802) 878-8331

The police website can be found on the Town of Essex website at www.essex.org.

Rescue

To report a medical emergency or for ambulance service call Essex Rescue through the 911 operator.

Non-emergency calls: (802) 878-4859

Visit the Essex Rescue Website

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