In the event of an emergency call 911. See also Scanner frequencies. If you don't have a scanner, there is a third party website at http://www.thenet411.net where you can listen to police and fire calls in Chico. It began as a public service in 2005 and was heavily used during the 2008 fire season.

Residents using Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phone service should be aware of the 911 limitations of some VoIP services. For consumer information read the FCC guide to 911 and VoIP http://transition.fcc.gov/cgb/consumerfacts/voip911.pdf.

Police

See Chico Police Department, Butte County Sheriffs Office and University Police.

• Police Substation One at the Downtown Parking Structure
• CSUC University Police in Yuba Hall West Second Street and Normal Street

See also Blue Light Phones

Fire

See Chico Fire Department and Butte County Fire Rescue.

• Fire Station 1 at 842 Salem Street
• Fire Station 2 at 182 East 5th Avenue
• Fire Station 3 at 145 Boeing Avenue
• Fire Station 4 at 2405 Notre Dame Boulevard
• Fire Station 5 at 1777 Manzanita Avenue
• Fire Station 6 at 2544 Highway 32
• Fire Training Center at 1466 Humboldt Road

Additionally, three Butte County Fire and Rescue Stations are located in, or near, Chico.

• Fire Station 42 at 10 Frontier Circle
• Fire Station 44 at 2344 Fair Street
• Fire Station 49 at 1335 Fortress Street

Medical

See Medical Services and Health and Wellness.

• Enloe Medical Center - 1531 Esplanade
• Enloe Cancer Center - 265 Cohasset Road
• Enloe Medical Center-Behavioral Health - 560 Cohasset Road
• Chico Family Health Center - 680 Cohasset Road
• Enloe Children's Health Center - 277 Cohasset Road
• Enloe Outpatient Center - 888 Lakeside Village Commons
• Immediate Care - Vallombrosa

See also

• Counseling and Crisis Intervention Services

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