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Emergency Information To Keep By Your Phone
A few of years ago a Mexico NY resident had a chimney fire at their house. Of course they were upset (frazzled) when they called for the fire department, but the thing that struck them the most was that they had trouble giving the Fire Dispatcher directions to their home. They had lived here for quite a while and had given directions hundreds of times but the Fire Dispatcher wanted the directions in a different way. Fire Dispatch wanted to know distances and directions from intersections. Take the time now to write down the information so even your kids could call and give clear directions if there is ever a need to do so. This form is done with Javascript. No information is stored. Not sure what browser you are using? This will only print properly for Internet Explorer 5.0+ users. Sorry Netscape users. If no browser information is displaying above, you are using a old browser and you should consider upgrading for an optimal Internet experience. If you are using Netscape or an earlier version of Internet Explorer click here to print out a blank copy of this to fill out.
Fire: * In most cases, this number will be 911 Police: * In most cases, this number will be 911 Ambulance: * In most cases, this number will be 911 Home: Our Address: * Include your residence number. Identifying Characteristics of Your House (Something that makes your house stand out among the other houses on your street): Specific Directions to Your House. Be sure to include distance and direction from intersections (ie: On Elm Street, 2 tenths of a mile south of intersection of Main and Elm): Neighbor's Name and Number: Nearby Relative's Name and Number: Mom's Phone Number - Work: Dad's Phone Number - Work: