9-1-1

 9-1-1 is only for emergencies: Police, Fire, Medical.

•  Remain Calm and know your location.
• Stay on the line and do not hang up, even when you've accidentally dialed.
• Answer all questions and follow all instructions.
• You can also contact 9-1-1 through text.
• Voice calls remain the most efficient and fastest way to contact 9-1-1.
• "Call if you can, text if you can't"

9-8-8

 9-8-8 is the national 3-digit Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

• 9-8-8 is available 24/7 in English and Spanish.
• 9-8-8 provides confidential support services for people in distress and experiencing a mental health crisis.
• Texting is also available 24/7 in English and Spanish.

3-1-1

 3-1-1 is a City of El Paso service for non-emergency and municipal services for residents of El Paso.

• 3-1-1 acts as the city's reporting and citizen information hotline.
• Reasons to call 3-1-1:
  • Traffic signal issues
  • Reporting graffiti and potholes
  • Trash and weed complaints
  • Noise complaints
  • Hours and locations for libraries, pools, and the Zoo

8-1-1

 Texas law mandates that individuals must contact 8-1-1 before commencing any digging activities.

• 8-1-1- will mark utility lines to avoid any accidental hit to gas, water, or electrical lines.
• Call before you dig!

7-1-1

 Relay Texas Service

• 7-1-1 is a state relay service for the hearing/speaking impaired.

2-1-1

 A statewide referral service for community and social services local to your area.

• 2-1-1 is available anywhere in Texas 24/7.