Henry County 911 Emergency Communications

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04/30/2026

At this time all non-emergency phone lines are working!

04/27/2026

*Edit* call 660-885-5563 - this line has been working!
Our non-emergency phone lines are down. We have reported to the phone company and they're working to get them repaired. We are terribly sorry for the inconvenience!

04/24/2026

🚨 **Important Notice to All Local Businesses** 🚨

Henry County 911 is currently updating our local business emergency contact directory. This information is **critical** to ensure we can quickly and effectively reach the appropriate individuals in the event of an emergency at your business—especially after normal operating hours.

We are requesting that all businesses **promptly complete the attached form** with accurate after-hours contact information. Failure to provide updated contact details may delay notification during urgent situations involving your property or operations.

**Please return the completed form as soon as possible using one of the following methods:**

📬 Mail:
Henry County 911
PO Box 349
Clinton, MO 64735

📧 Email:
[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])

Maintaining up-to-date emergency contact information is a vital part of protecting your business, employees, and assets. Your immediate attention to this matter is appreciated and necessary.

If you have any questions, please contact our office directly.

Thank you for your cooperation,
**Henry County 911**

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04/18/2026

📞💛 Feeling the Love This Week! 💛📞

To everyone who has stopped by, dropped off goodies, sent lunch, or reached out with kind words—THANK YOU!

You truly have no idea how much it means to our team. Between the busy calls and long shifts, those treats, meals, and messages bring some much-needed smiles (and let’s be honest… a little extra energy too 🍪☕😉).

Your support reminds us that even though we’re behind the scenes, our community sees us—and that means everything.

We appreciate you more than you know 💛

04/17/2026

📞💡 911 Tip of the Day 💡📞

Use 911 for Emergencies Only

911 is for situations where immediate help is needed—when someone’s safety, health, or property is at risk.

For non-emergency situations, using your local non-emergency number helps keep lines open for those who truly need urgent assistance.

Think of it this way: saving 911 for real emergencies helps us get to those critical calls even faster 🚑🚓🚒

When in doubt, it’s okay to call—but if it can wait, please use the non-emergency line 💛

04/16/2026

📞💡 911 Tip of the Day 💡📞

Answer the Questions

When you call 911, it might feel like we’re asking a lot of questions—but there’s a reason for every single one!

While help is already being sent, dispatchers are gathering important details to keep everyone safe and ensure responders have exactly what they need before they arrive.

So don’t worry—we’re not delaying help, we’re helping it arrive better prepared 🚑🚓🚒

Trust the process… and keep those answers coming 💛

04/15/2026

📞💡 911 Tip of the Day 💡📞

Don’t Hang Up

Once you call 911, stay on the line until the dispatcher tells you it’s okay to hang up.

Even if you think help is already on the way, there may be important questions or instructions that can keep you or someone else safe until responders arrive.

And if you accidentally dial 911—don’t hang up! Just let us know it was a mistake so we don’t have to send help unnecessarily 🚓

We’re here to help, every step of the way 💛

04/14/2026

📞💡 911 Tip of the Day 💡📞

Know Your Location

One of the first things a dispatcher will ask is: “Where is your emergency?”

Take a second to look around—know the address, nearby landmarks, or even mile markers if you’re on the road. This is especially important if you’re somewhere unfamiliar.

The faster we know where you are, the faster help can get to you 🚑🚓🚒

Pro tip: If you have kids, practice this with them—it could make all the difference one day 💛