Emergency Communications Center

The Loudoun County Emergency Communications Center serves as the county's public safety answering point for fire, rescue and police incidents, using the county's Enhanced-911 (E-911) system. The center operates 24 hours a day. Emergency and non-emergency fire and rescue calls are processed and  police-related calls are transferred to the appropriate law enforcement agency.

Each shift includes workers who are certified in various aspects of emergency medical dispatch and who meet the standards set by the national Association of Public Communications Officers.

What Numbers to Call

For more information about the Emergency Communications Center and what constitutes an emergency and what doesn't, please read our Frequently Asked Questions.

Support Services

In addition to the Emergency Communications Center, the Communications and Support Services Division's functions include:

• maintaining public safety Geographic and Information Systems (GIS) data;

• programming, updating and maintaining mobile radios;

• coordination and support of the telecommunications program

• support of computer information systems

For More Information

Matt Partlow, Deputy Chief
Emergency Communications & Support Services
803 Sycolin Road, Suite 104
Leesburg, Virginia 20175
Phone: 703-777-0333

• History of the 911 System