If you are experiencing an emergency situation, please call 911.
Anyone who lives in our area undoubtedly already has an Oklahoma emergency contact list. But what about those situations that aren’t quite emergencies, but still require urgent attention? We’ve compiled this resource to assist the residents of Oklahoma City and Tulsa who may need assistance, but may not be sure where to turn. For example, for information on how to properly store household cleaning products and other chemicals, The Oklahoma Poison Control Center offers information, as well as a hotline for suspected poisoning situations.
In addition, residents may encounter situations that require police assistance, but aren’t dire enough to warrant calling 911. That’s where police non-emergency numbers can come in handy. And who do you call if you find an injured wild animal on your property? It may be something your city’s animal control department may not be able to address, and you need professional wildlife removal.
Whatever the situation, we hope you’ll find a helpful resource here.
Oklahoma City Urgent Contacts
Oklahoma City Police Stations
Oklahoma City Government Agencies
Tulsa Police Stations
Tulsa Government Agencies
Tulsa City-County Health Department
James O. Goodwin Health Center
5051 S. 129th E. Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74134
City of Tulsa Animal Welfare
3031 North Erie Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74115
After Hours (5pm – 9 a.m.) – (918) 596-9222
StateWide Urgent Contacts
Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management
2401 Lincoln Blvd – Suite C51
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
