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Communication Center Statistics
Bucks County Department of Emergency Communications serves over 600,000 county residents, many visitors and commuters, and approximately 130 emergency services or related agencies. We are the primary communications link between those needing emergency assistance and those providing emergency assistance.
| Year |
Police Complaints |
Fire Complaints |
EMS Complaints |
Total Complaints |
Phone Calls Processed |
| 2018 |
534,253 |
21,106 |
57,874 |
613,233 |
805,794 |
| 2017 |
534,817 |
19,337 |
55,107 |
609,261 |
934,185 |
| 2016 |
601,532 |
19,427 |
53,133 |
674,092 |
892,800 |
| 2015 |
514,425 |
19,436 |
52,816 |
586,677 |
924,904 |
2014
|
509,909 |
20,003 |
49,888 |
579,800 |
941,529 |
Department of Emergency Communications
Todd Neumann
Interim Director of 911
Bucks County Department of Emergency Communications / 911 Center
Bucks County Emergency Services Complex
911 Freedom Way
Ivyland, PA 18974
Phone: 215-340-8770
Fax: 267-885-1323