Text_911_English_with_crops_and_bleeds.pdf

This file is a public informational document from Los Angeles County describing the Text to 911 emergency service available to residents. The document outlines the Text to 911 program, which allows individuals who cannot safely or are unable to speak on the phone to contact emergency services by sending text messages to 911 from mobile phones. Users are instructed to include their location, a brief description of their emergency, and what help they need. The document provides specific guidance for transit users to share the bus number, route, and cross streets when using the service from public transportation. The program emphasizes that individuals should call 911 if they are able to do so, with texting presented as an alternative communication method for those unable to speak.

The document serves as a public awareness and instructional material for LA County residents regarding emergency communication options. No pricing, contract terms, incumbents, or funding information is contained within this informational document. The file appears designed for widespread distribution to educate the public on available emergency services, with particular attention to accessibility for individuals with speech or hearing impairments or those in situations where verbal communication poses safety risks.