COOSADA, AL
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EMERGENCY · CALL 911
Coosada 911 Communications District
Non‑Emergency · (334) 848‑0001
Est. 2025 · PSAP #8914 · Town of Coosada, AL

When seconds matter,
we answer the call.

The Coosada 911 Communications District provides professional, around‑the‑clock emergency dispatch for Coosada Police and Coosada Fire/Rescue. Staffed by eleven certified public‑safety telecommunicators.

NON‑EMERGENCY (334) 848‑0001 About the District
24/7/365
Coverage
11
Certified Telecommunicators
#8914
FCC PSAP Registry
03
Partner Agencies
§ 01 · Services

Three dispatch disciplines.
One coordinated response.

EMD‑certified telecommunicators provide protocol‑driven care from the first ring through responder arrival.

01 / POLICE DISPATCHLAW ENFORCEMENT

Police Dispatch

Direct communication and coordination with the Coosada Police Department for all law‑enforcement emergencies and service calls.

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02 / FIRE & RESCUEFIRE/EMS

Fire & Rescue

Immediate dispatch for Coosada Fire/Rescue to handle fires, accidents, rescues, and medical transport with the district's licensed ambulance.

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03 / EMD + T‑CPRMEDICAL

Emergency Medical Dispatch

EMD‑certified dispatchers deliver protocol‑driven pre‑arrival medical instructions, including Telecommunicator CPR, while the ambulance is en route.

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§ 02 · Know When to Call

911 is for emergencies.
For everything else, please use the non‑emergency line.

Emergencies: life, safety, property in progress
9‑1‑1
Call when
  • A crime is happening or just happened
  • Someone is seriously injured, unresponsive, or not breathing
  • You see smoke, fire, or an active hazard
  • There's an immediate threat to life or safety
Non‑Emergency: reports, questions, follow‑up
(334) 848‑0001
Call when
  • Filing a report for a past, non‑active incident
  • Loud noise, suspicious vehicle, minor disturbance
  • Requesting an officer for a civil matter
  • Any question that is not life‑threatening
§ 03 · About the District

A modern civic utility, quietly doing the essential work.

The Coosada 911 Communications District was established under the Code of Alabama to ensure reliable, efficient emergency communication services for the Town of Coosada and its visitors.

The FCC awarded PSAP #8914 to the district on December 31, 2025. The district works in close partnership with Elmore County 911, local law enforcement, and regional mutual‑aid agencies to ensure Coosada residents are served without interruption.

Read our mission and history →

§ 04 · Announcements

District news & public notices.

Operational updates, procurement notices, and community advisories.

APR 28 2026 Next monthly District meeting: Tuesday, April 28 at 11:00 AM at Coosada City Hall. Open to the public. MEETING → MAR 18 2026 Spring training cycle completed. Dispatchers recertify APCO 7th Edition and T‑CPR protocols. TRAINING → JAN 08 2026 FCC PSAP Registry confirms PSAP #8914 assignment to the district. NOTICE →
§ 05 · Join the district

We're hiring certified telecommunicators.

Shift work with purpose. Competitive pay, full certification support (APCO 7th Edition, EPD, EFD, EMD + T‑CPR), and a team that shows up for each other and for Coosada.

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