Emergency 911

In case of emergency, TTY users should call directly the TTY-equipped center or emergency services center in their community.

The 9-1-1 operators have TTY machines and are trained to respond to all needs of people in New Hampshire including those who are deaf or have hearing loss. 7-1-1 is NOT a substitute for deaf, hard-of-hearing, deaf-blind, and speech-disabled residents who need emergency services.

However, if you use a TTY and can not obtain emergency service via 9-1-1, you may call 7-1-1 and tell the Relay Operator you have an emergency.

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In case of emergency, TTY users should call directly the TTY-equipped center or emergency services center in their community. The 9-1-1 operators have TTY machines and are trained to respond to all needs of people in New Hampshire including those who are deaf or have hearing loss. 7-1-1 is NOT a substitute for deaf, hard-of-hearing, deaf-blind, and speech-disabled residents who need emergency services. However, if you use a TTY and can not obtain emergency service via 9-1-1, you may call 7-1-1 and tell the Relay Operator you have an emergency.