Safety
Call 911 in an Emergency
If you are in danger or have a serious medical problem, call 911. This number connects you to the police, ambulance and fire department. Examples of emergencies:
- Serious health problems (e.g., chest pain, seizure, bleeding, etc.)
- Fire
- Dangerous situations
- Crimes in progress
What to expect when you call 911:
A representative will ask you some questions regarding the emergency. Stay on the line. If you do not speak English, request an interpreter.
FirstLink (211)
If you need help with food, rent, utilities or other local programs, FirstLink can help.
Call 211 or 701-235-7335 to speak with a trained specialist at any time of the day. All services are free and private.
988 Lifeline
If you or someone you know needs local help with mental health, thoughts of suicide or problems with alcohol or drugs, call or text 988. This service is free, private and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. A trained support specialist will listen and connect you to local support. To learn more, visit 988lifeline.org.