Central Susquehanna Regional 9-1-1

Central Susquehanna Regional 9-1-1 This is the Official page for the Central Susquehanna Regional 9-1-1 center. The CSR911 page will be used for the following:

1. (ex.

Public Safety: Information relative to the safety and well being of the residents and visitors of Snyder County. Severe Storm Warning, Flooding, etc.)

2. Public Service Information: Information deemed important for the public. Major road closures, power outages, etc.)

3. No information will be posted regarding ANY Police, Fire, or EMS incident. We will strive to publish "Public Safety" informati

on in a timely manner. However, due to the nature of our business, that may not always be possible. Non-urgent information will be posted at the earliest convenience. Usually, after 24:00, when applicable.

Happy Flag Day from everyone here at CSR 911! Today we honor the Stars and Stripes and the meaning it carries for so man...
06/14/2026

Happy Flag Day from everyone here at CSR 911! Today we honor the Stars and Stripes and the meaning it carries for so many; a symbol of freedom and unity. Wishing everyone a fun and safe day with family and friends!

🏕️ It's National Camping Month!When you're out enjoying the trails, campsite, or backcountry, "I'm by the big tree near ...
06/13/2026

🏕️ It's National Camping Month!
When you're out enjoying the trails, campsite, or backcountry, "I'm by the big tree near the creek" isn't always the easiest location to find. That's why tools like what3words can be helpful—it gives your exact location using just three words.
Before your next outdoor adventure, take a few minutes to check it out. You never know when those three words might make all the difference. ⛺🌲

☀️🌡️ HOT WEATHER ADVISORY 🌡️☀️The temperatures are rising, and so is the risk of heat-related illnesses. Take a few simp...
06/12/2026

☀️🌡️ HOT WEATHER ADVISORY 🌡️☀️

The temperatures are rising, and so is the risk of heat-related illnesses. Take a few simple precautions to keep yourself, your family, and your pets safe during this stretch of hot weather.

✅ Drink plenty of water throughout the day
✅ Limit outdoor activities during peak afternoon heat
✅ Wear lightweight, light-colored clothing
✅ Never leave children or pets unattended in vehicles
✅ Check on elderly neighbors, family members, and those with medical conditions
✅ Know the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke

🚨 If someone is experiencing confusion, loss of consciousness, or signs of heat stroke, call 9-1-1 immediately.

Stay cool, stay hydrated, and stay safe!

☀️💧🚑

Cell phones, makeup, and food have been identified as repeat offenders when it comes to distracted driving. While they m...
06/12/2026

Cell phones, makeup, and food have been identified as repeat offenders when it comes to distracted driving. While they may seem harmless, taking your eyes off the road for just a few seconds can lead to serious consequences.
Whether you're answering a text, touching up your mascara, or grabbing a quick bite, any distraction can take your attention away from what matters most—driving safely. No message, meal, or mirror check is worth risking a crash.
Arrive safely. Every trip. Every time.

Mental health challenges during pregnancy and after childbirth are more common than many people realize. Recognizing the...
06/11/2026

Mental health challenges during pregnancy and after childbirth are more common than many people realize. Recognizing the warning signs and seeking help early can make a critical difference. While some emotional changes are expected, severe depression, overwhelming anxiety, or thoughts of harming yourself or your baby should be taken seriously.
If there is an immediate risk to life or safety, call 911. CSR 911 is here 24/7 to help and connect you with the emergency resources you need.
For support that isn't an emergency, the National Maternal Mental Health Hotline offers free, confidential guidance, resources, and support from trained counselors.
You are not alone, and help is available. 🩵

Every call to 911 matters. Using emergency services appropriately helps keep lines open and ensures first responders can...
06/10/2026

Every call to 911 matters. Using emergency services appropriately helps keep lines open and ensures first responders can be dispatched as quickly as possible to those in urgent need.
If you believe someone’s life or safety is in immediate danger, don’t hesitate to call.

National Safety Month reminder: Carbon monoxide isn’t just a winter danger. In the summer months, it can build up from g...
06/09/2026

National Safety Month reminder: Carbon monoxide isn’t just a winter danger. In the summer months, it can build up from gas grills, generators, RVs, and even vehicles left running in attached garages. CO is invisible and odorless—but it can become deadly fast. Always use fuel-burning equipment outside and make sure your space is properly ventilated. If you suspect carbon monoxide exposure or someone is showing symptoms like dizziness, headache, or nausea, leave the area immediately and call 911.

Leaving a child alone in a vehicle, even for a short time, can quickly become dangerous. Temperatures inside a car can r...
06/08/2026

Leaving a child alone in a vehicle, even for a short time, can quickly become dangerous. Temperatures inside a car can rise rapidly, even on mild days, putting a child at serious risk of heat-related illness or death.
Young children are especially vulnerable because their bodies heat up faster than adults, and they may not be able to get help or escape on their own.
No errand is worth that risk. Always check the back seat before walking away. Also keep vehicles locked when not in use so children cannot get inside unattended. A moment of awareness can save lives.

June is PTSD Awareness Month.This month, we recognize the silent battles that many first responders carry long after the...
06/07/2026

June is PTSD Awareness Month.
This month, we recognize the silent battles that many first responders carry long after the call is over. The things seen, heard, and experienced in service can leave lasting impacts that aren’t always visible—but they are real.
To every first responder who has carried more than their share: you are not alone, and support is available. Reaching out is a sign of strength, not weakness. Help is always available, and healing is possible.

Today we honor the courage and sacrifice of those who served on D-Day. We remember their bravery in the face of unimagin...
06/06/2026

Today we honor the courage and sacrifice of those who served on D-Day. We remember their bravery in the face of unimaginable danger and the commitment they showed in service to others. Their actions helped shape the course of history, and their legacy continues to be remembered with deep respect and gratitude.

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