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Emergency: 911

Police-Fire- Ambulance

To Report an Emergency

Give the type of emergency, the address of the emergency, the nearest intersecting street, your name, and phone number.

Poison: 516-542-2323

Alcohol: 516-481-4000

Drugs: Call Nearest Hospital

Gas: 1-800-490-0045

Elder Abuse: 516-542-0404

Domestic Violence Hotline: 516-542-0404

Syosset Fire Department: 50 Cold Spring Road, Syosset, NY 11791

Emergency: 516-921-0000 Non Emergency: 516-921-0728

Nassau County Police Department

SECOND PRECINCT		516-573-6200
7700 Jericho Turnpike, Woodbury, N.Y. 11797 Commanding Officer: Inspector Richard Meyer
Detectives		516-573-6252
Problem Oriented Policing		516-573-6270
Auto Accident reports		516-573-6236
Serving the Communities of Bayville, Brookville, Centre Island, Cove Neck, East Norwich, Glen Cove, Hicksville, Jericho, Lattingtown, Laurel Hollow, Matinecock, Mill Neck, Muttontown, Old Brookville, Oyster Bay, Plainview (North of Old Country Rd.), Syosset, Upper Brookville, Woodbury

Old Brookville Police Department...........516-626-1300

5701 Northern Blvd., Upper Brookville
Brookville, Matinecock, Mill Neck, Muttontown, Old Brookville, Upper Brookville

Oyster Bay Cove Police Department........516-922-6363
Berryhill Road and Northern Blvd.
Oyster Bay, NY 11771

Long Island Power Authority: (Electric)

Electric Emergency: 1-800-490-0025/15

Gas Emergency: 1-800-490-0045

Nassau County Rape and Sexual Assault Hotline: 516-222-2293

Nassau County Department of Social Services Emergency Services: 516-572-3143

The Department maintains an emergency services program that operates from 6:00pm to 8:00am weekdays. This service is available continuously on weekends and holidays.

The program offers the following services:

referrals to emergency temporary housing
medical transportation in limited circumstances
referrals for suspected child abuse
emergency fuel referrals
referrals to appropriate community agencies, if warranted
domestic violence intervention and referrals

In New York State there is a new law to aid parents, guardians, or other legally responsible persons who have decided that they cannot care for their newborn infants

Under the Abandoned Infant Protection Act, parents, guardians, or other legally responsible persons who are unable to care for their newborn infants may anonymously and safely leave their infant in the care of a responsible person at a hospital, police station, fire station or a responsible person at another safe location. For more information regarding other suitable locations in your area, contact your local district attorney's office.

A 24-hour, toll-free information and referral telephone hotline: 1-866-505-SAFE (7233). The hotline is staffed around the clock, 365 days a year with trained operators who can: provide specific information about the law; refer callers to local hospitals, fire stations, police stations; refer callers to District Attorney and Social Services offices. Operators also can connect callers with crisis counseling services if necessary. The hotline, through an interpreter service, can communicate with callers in more than 150 languages.

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