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Our AbbyPD Non-Emergency phone lines are currently down, and technicians are actively working to restore service as soon as possible. Please avoid calling 911 for non-emergency concerns. If your matter is time-sensitive, the Community Policing Office Public Service Counter is

UPDATE 2: Our non-emergency call-in line is now back up and running! When calling, please press 3 when prompted — do not press 1, as that option is still currently down. Thank-you for your patience and understanding!

Happy #FathersDay! Today, we celebrate the wonderful E-Comm dads, first responder fathers, and all the father figures in our lives who make a difference each day. Thank you for all that you do!

Summer is coming! Make sure you’re ready for anything. We have some tips to help you get started with your summer safety plan: getprepared.gc.ca/cnt/rsrcs/sftt…

#DYK that reporting crime helps make your community safer? Police use this info to identify trends & focus patrols where they're needed most. Find your police non-emergency number and learn more about crime reporting at NonEmergency.ca #911BC #MakeTheRightCall

Our June update is here, highlighting recent developments and operational insights at E-Comm. This month, we take a look at service performance including the highest service levels in recent years for fire emergency call-taking, strong non-emergency service levels results,

June 21 is #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay - a day to honour the histories, cultures & contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples. This day invites all of us to learn, celebrate and build greater understanding - an important step toward reconciliation and respect.

Today, June 23, our flags are lowered in observance of the National Day of Remembrance for Victims of Terrorism. On this solemn day, we pause to remember all those who have lost their lives to acts of terrorism—both in Canada and around the world. We honour their memory and

Be our eyes and ears this summer and report unusual activity that is not fire safe. Preventing wildfire risk is a shared responsibility, and we urge everyone in the community to be diligent. Report fire or smoke by calling 9-1-1 immediately. Learn more westvancouver.ca/summer-fire-sa…

#TravelSafe this #CanadaDay weekend! Pack a grab-and-go bag in your vehicle: PreparedBC.ca/grab-and-go ✔️ Check BC Wildfire Service for local fire bans & restrictions 🔥 Follow Emergency Info BC for emergency info ✔️ Plan your route with DriveBC & TranBC ✔️ blog.gov.bc.ca/emergencymanag…

E-Comm held its Annual General Meeting this morning, announcing its 2025–2026 Board of Directors and naming one new board member. During the meeting, Board Chair Doug Campbell recognized the significant progress made throughout the second full year of E-Comm’s Transformation

As we head into the #CanadaDay long weekend, we’re reminding everyone to stay safe on the road. 🚗 Increased travel can lead to more risks behind the wheel. Please drive responsibly by: ✔️ Obeying posted speed limits ✔️ Avoiding distractions ✔️ Never driving impaired ✔️ Giving

Warm weather typically drives increased calls for emergency services, with more people outdoors enjoying the sunshine at beaches, parks, patios & attractions.☀️ Help our call takers, dispatchers & first responders by knowing how to #MakeTheRightCall: bit.ly/4kag7af

Happy #CanadaDay! A big thank you to our incredible emergency communications staff and all first responders working hard to keep our communities safe today. Remember to #HelpUsHelp by keeping 9-1-1 free for emergencies only. #911BC

Do you know what happens when you call 9-1-1? We’ve partnered with E-Comm 9-1-1 to share a behind-the-scenes look at the 9-1-1 process, showing how call takers, dispatchers, and first responders work together to quickly connect you with the help you need during an emergency.

E-Comm’s 2024 Annual Report is now available! Explore the report for updates on call volumes, operational highlights, and personal reflections from the team members at the heart of our work: bit.ly/4kqTvlT #911BC

Do you know when to call 8-1-1 vs 9-1-1? ⚕️ 8-1-1 is for connecting with a health care professional about non-urgent medical information. 🚨 9-1-1 is for emergencies where immediate response is required from police, fire or ambulance. See more tips: bit.ly/4cfVKVX

Fraudsters are highly convincing and use various tactics to induce fear, making the victim feel compelled to comply with their demands. If you or someone you know has been a victim, report it to police. Help spread the word and educate friends and family on the latest scams and

See a wildfire or unattended campfire in #BC? Report immediately by calling 1-800-663-5555 or *5555 from a cell phone. If you're experiencing an emergency & need immediate assistance from police, fire, or ambulance services, dial 9-1-1. Learn more at bcwildfire.ca

With warm temperatures in the forecast this week, here’s how to stay cool & safe: Stay hydrated✔️ NEVER leave kids & pets in parked cars ❌ Use sunscreen & wear lightweight clothing ✔️ Check in on loved ones ✔️ PreparedBC.ca/ExtremeHeat #BCHeat