Community Association Manager - Allure Total Management

Dial 9-1-1 for:

• Crimes in progress
• Life-threatening situations
• Fires
• Traffic accidents
• Injuries requiring emergency medical attention
• Hazardous chemical spills
• Fire/smoke detector or carbon monoxide alarms that are sounding
• Sparking electrical hazards
• Smoke in a building
• Any other emergency. If in doubt, call 9-1-1

Don't Dial 9-1-1 for:

• Reporting a leaking fire hydrant (call City Water Department)
• Inquiring about a large fire or other incident (Tune in your local news)
• Seeking information about a previous call
• Other non-emergency incidents. Instead, contact the appropriate city agency.

Fire Communications
Dispatch & Information Services
(858) 573-1300