05/22/2026
π¨ π’ ATTENTION VERMILION COUNTY π’π¨
The Vermilion County 911 Communications Center is currently updating our business emergency contact records.
Over time, businesses change ownership, managers, phone numbers, alarm contacts, and after-hours information. When records become outdated, it can delay notifications during emergencies.
Dispatchers and first responders may need to contact a responsible party for situations such as:
β’ Burglary or fire alarms
β’ Open doors after hours
β’ Water leaks or utility issues
β’ Severe weather damage
β’ Medical emergencies
β’ Suspicious activity
β’ Emergency evacuations
One issue we regularly encounter is responding to a business after hours for an open door or alarm activation, only to find that the emergency contacts we have on file no longer work for the business or the phone numbers are no longer valid. This can delay notifying someone who can properly secure the building or handle the situation.
Having accurate contact information helps us quickly reach the right person when time matters most.
If you own or manage a business in Vermilion County, please take a few minutes to complete the form below with your updated information. Even if you believe we already have your information on file, submitting updated information again is greatly appreciated.
π https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSemfpEHg-luTeuDA7X5vO1OZ60cus55e7r16OLwgwxKbmzgog/viewform?usp=header
π Information submitted will be used for emergency response purposes only and will only be accessible and seen by the Vermilion County 911 Communications Center.
Thank you for helping us better serve and protect our community!
β Vermilion County 911 π