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MISSOURI STATE HIGHWAY PATROL
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State Police/Highway Patrol Emergency Numbers

Missouri State Highway Patrol — Public Information and Education Division

Dial These Emergency Numbers To Report

• Motor Vehicle Crashes

• Emergencies

• Reckless Driving

• Vehicle Problems

• Hazardous Material Spills

• Criminal Activity

• Impaired Drivers

Please do not use these emergency numbers for road or weather conditions. Keep the lines open for emergencies.

Emergency Numbers by State

• Alabama: 911 or *HP (47)

• Alaska: *273

• Arizona: 911

• Arkansas: 911 or *55

• California: 911

• Colorado: 911 or *CSP (277)

• Connecticut: 911 or 800-443-6817

• Delaware: 911

• Florida: 911 or *FHP (347)

• Georgia: 911 or *GSP (477)

• Hawaii: 911

• Idaho: 911 or *ISP (477)

• Illinois: *999

• Indiana: 911

• Iowa: 911 or 800-555-4357

• Kansas: 911 or *47

• Kentucky: 911

• Louisiana: 911 or *LSP (547)

• Maine: 911 or *77

• Maryland: 911 or #SP (77)

• Massachusetts: 911

• Michigan: 911

• Minnesota: 911

• Mississippi: *HP (47)

• Missouri: 911 or 800-525-5555 or *55

• Montana: 911 or 406-841-7000

• Nebraska: 911 or 800-525-5555 or *55

• Nevada: 911 or *NHP (647)

• New Hampshire: 911 or 800-525-5555 or *77

• New Jersey: 911 or #77

• New Mexico: 911 or 505-827-9301

• New York: 911

• North Carolina: 800-662-7956 or *HP (47)

• North Dakota: 911

• Ohio: 911 or #677

• Oklahoma: *55

• Oregon: 911

• Pennsylvania: 911; Turnpike: *11

• Rhode Island: 911 or 401-444-1000 or *SP (77)

• South Carolina: *HP (47)

• South Dakota: 911

• Tennessee: 911 or 615-741-2060 or *THP (847)

• Texas: 911 or 800-525-5555 or *DPS (377)

• Utah: 911 or *11

• Vermont: 911

• Virginia: 911 or #SP (77)

• Washington: 911

• West Virginia: *SP (77)

• Wisconsin: 911

• Wyoming: 911 or 800-442-9090 or #HELP (4357)

Missouri Road Conditions

For Missouri road conditions, call toll free: 1-888-275-6636

In Missouri, dial *55 for emergencies on the highways or waterways.

There's Been a Traffic Crash. What Should I Do?

• Contact law enforcement for assistance and request EMS if anyone is injured.

• If someone is trapped, there is a fire, or the road is blocked, communicate the information to law enforcement.

• If no one is injured, move the vehicles off the roadway to a safe location if possible.

• If someone is injured, do not move the vehicles involved.

• Do not move injured people unless it is necessary for their safety.