Delta County 911 Dispatch
911 dispatch 24/7County 911 centre. Dispatchers connect you to a deputy or to the Delta, Cedaredge, Hotchkiss or Paonia police depending on where you are.
(970) 874-2015211 W 6th St, Delta
Western Slope · Colorado
15 agencies across 8 counties · each one checked against its own official page
These answer around the clock, anywhere in Colorado.
Fire, medical, crime in progress. Text to 911 works across most of the Western Slope.
Call or text for anyone in emotional distress or thinking about suicide.
Free, confidential mental health and substance use support, every hour of the year.
Or text TALK to 38255
Rocky Mountain Poison & Drug Safety. Call before you do anything else about a swallowed or inhaled poison.
County 911 centre. Dispatchers connect you to a deputy or to the Delta, Cedaredge, Hotchkiss or Paonia police depending on where you are.
Confidential support and safety planning, 24 hours a day.
Aspen-based 24-hour helpline and emergency housing for survivors of domestic and sexual abuse.
If you smell gas, get outside first, then call 911 and your utility.
Report a suspected gas leak after you have left the building and called 911.
Natural gas emergencies and service problems in the mountain towns.
Power outages in Delta and Montrose counties.
Power outages in La Plata and Archuleta counties. Choose option 5.
Power outages around Telluride, Norwood and the West End. Press 1 to report.
Power outages in Routt and Moffat counties.
Checked Jul 29, 2026 · official source · covers Delta County
Coordinates wildfire, flood and evacuation response across Delta County and issues county emergency alerts.
official source · covers Delta County
GARCO 911 — the county-wide 911 centre dispatching every law enforcement, fire and EMS agency in Garfield County.
Checked Jul 29, 2026 · official source · covers Garfield County
Runs the county emergency operations centre and the Garfield County alert system for wildfire, flood and hazmat incidents.
official source · covers Garfield County
Coordinates wildfire, avalanche and flood response for Gunnison County and issues county emergency alerts.
Housed in the county Public Safety Center; reached through the Sheriff's Office line.
Checked Jul 29, 2026 · official source · covers Gunnison County
The 911 centre for Gunnison County, dispatching law enforcement, fire and EMS across the valley.
official source · covers Gunnison County
The 911 centre for Durango and La Plata County, running 24 hours a day for every law, fire and EMS agency in the county.
official source · covers La Plata County
Coordinates wildfire, flood and evacuation response for La Plata County and runs the LPC Alerts notification system.
Checked Jul 29, 2026 · official source · covers La Plata County
The 911 centre for all of Mesa County. Dispatches a dozen law enforcement agencies and fourteen fire and EMS agencies, and takes text-to-911.
official source · covers Mesa County
Coordinates evacuation, sheltering and recovery for Mesa County. Runs the county emergency notification system.
A division of the Sheriff's Office Emergency Services Bureau.
official source · covers Mesa County
Runs county emergency planning, the alert system and the emergency operations centre.
official source · covers Montrose County
Western Colorado Regional Dispatch — the 911 centre for Montrose and Ouray counties and for Telluride and Mountain Village.
Checked Jul 29, 2026 · official source · covers Montrose, Ouray and San Miguel counties
Coordinates the county response to wildfire, avalanche, flood and mass-gathering incidents.
official source · covers Pitkin County
The 911 centre for the upper Roaring Fork valley, dispatching police, fire and EMS across Pitkin County and beyond.
Checked Jul 29, 2026 · official source · covers Roaring Fork valley
The 911 centre for Routt County, staffed every hour of the year.
Checked Jul 29, 2026 · official source · covers Routt County
Agencies move, merge and change numbers. Every listing here links the official page it was checked against, so you can confirm before you rely on it. Hours and staffing change during an incident, and many rural districts are volunteer with no one at the station. For anything life-threatening, always call 911.