911 Centers by County
When you call or text 911, a local 911 center answers. Find the one that serves your county, or look up your address.
Find your county
Enter an address or select a county on the map to see who answers 911 there and who assigns its addresses.
Select a county on the map to see its county seat, its cities and towns, and who answers 911 and assigns addresses there.
Every county at a glance
SPAG supports the 911 centers in 14 counties. Lubbock County, Plainview, and Abernathy are served by the Lubbock Emergency Communication District (opens in a new tab).
In an emergency, always call or text 911. It reaches the right center wherever you are.
| County | 911 center | |
|---|---|---|
| Bailey | Muleshoe | Muleshoe Police Department |
| Cochran | Morton | Cochran County Sheriff’s Office |
| Crosby | Crosbyton | Crosby County Sheriff’s Office |
| Dickens | Dickens | Dickens County Sheriff’s Office |
| Floyd | Floydada | Floyd County Sheriff’s Office |
| Garza | Post | Garza County Sheriff’s Office |
| Hale | Plainview | Hale County Sheriff’s OfficePlainview and Abernathy are served by the Lubbock Emergency Communication District. |
| Hockley | Levelland | Levelland Police Communications Center |
| King | Guthrie | Dickens County Sheriff’s OfficeKing County has no 911 center of its own. |
| Lamb | Littlefield | Lamb County Sheriff’s Office |
| Lynn | Tahoka | Lynn County Sheriff’s Office |
| Motley | Matador | Floyd County Sheriff’s OfficeMotley County has no 911 center of its own. |
| Terry | Brownfield | Brownfield Police Department |
| Yoakum | Plains | Denver City Police Department |
| Lubbock | Lubbock | Lubbock Emergency Communication DistrictNot part of SPAG’s Regional 911 program. |