Statewide 911 outage reported in Pennsylvania

PENNSYLVANIA (WOLF) — Fire departments and county emergency centers across Pennsylvania are advising the public of a statewide 911 outage.

According to the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency, the state is experiencing a statewide intermittent 911 outage.

Individuals experiencing issues contacting 911 are asked to contact their local 911 center on their non-emergency lines. Do not call them just to check whether or not it is working. Only call them for actual emergencies.

You can check social media pages or websites from your local fire company, police department or county for further information.

County 911 centers:

Bradford County

570-265-9101

Carbon County

570-325-9123

Clinton County

570-893-4090

Columbia County

570-784-7911 or 570-784-6300

Lackawanna County

570-342-9111 or 570-489-4767

Luzerne County

570-819-4916

Lycoming County

570-329-4060 or 570-433-3166

Montour County

570-275-1911

Monroe County

(570) 992-9911

Northumberland County

570-988-4217

Pike County

570-293-7700

Schuylkill County

570-628-3792 or 570-462-1991

Snyder County

570-372-0826 or 570-523-1113

Sullivan County

570-946-4115 or 570-946-4117

Susquehanna County

570-465-9111

Wayne County

570-253-3109