E-911

The mission of Coweta County 911 is to provide timely assistance to persons in need while maintaining a safe environment for the Public Safety personnel in the field.

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About E-911

The E-911 Center is the centralized public safety answering point for all 9-1-1 calls within Coweta County.

Every aspect of the E-911 Center performs specialized, integral functions while in support of Coweta County’s Public Safety System 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Contact Information:

  • Administrative Office: (770) 254-5809
  • EMERGENCY: 911
  • Non-Emergency: (770) 254-3911

Open Records Request:

Documents:

How to Text 911 
  • Customers should use the texting option only when making a voice call to 911 is not an option.
  • Provide location information and nature of the emergency in the first text message is imperative, since, initially, the operator will only receive the location of the cell phone tower closest to the call’s origin. 
  • Text abbreviations, emoticons or slang should never be used so that the intent of the dialogue can be as clear as possible.
  • Customers must be in range of cell towers in Coweta County.  If customers are outside or near the edge of the county, the message may not reach the Coweta County 911 Center.
  • Texts to 911 from areas where the service is not available will receive a “bounce back” message telling them to make a voice call.  
  • Texts sent to 911 have the same 160-character limit as other text messages.
  • Wireless customers who use Usage Controls should remove this feature to ensure full text-to-911 capabilities.
  • Wireless customers must have mobile phones that are capable of sending text messages. 
  • The texting function should only be used for emergency situations that require an immediate response from police, fire or emergency medical services.
  • Text-to-911 should only be used to communicate between emergency help and the texter.  No pictures, video, other attachments, or other recipients can be appended to the message.
Non-Emergency Numbers

Coweta County 911

  • 770-254-3911 (Non-Emergency)
  • 770-254-5809 (Office, open during business hours M-F)

Coweta County Sheriff's Office

  • 770-253-1502

Coweta County Fire Rescue (EMS)

  • 770-254-3900

Newnan Police

  • 770-254-2355

Newnan Fire

  • 770-253-1851

Georgia State Patrol

  • 770-254-7200

Senoia Police

  • 770-599-3256

Grantville Police

  • 770-583-2266

Georgia Forestry Commission

  • 770-254-7217

EMS Consultants (Billing for Coweta EMS)

  • 1-800-342-5460 X2
In Case of Emergency (ICE) Contact

In case of an emergency, it is recommended to add an ICE to your phone. ICE, which stands for “in case of emergency,” should be the name and phone number you wish to be notified in case of an emergency. For example, “ICE-1 John Smith” as a saved contact entry in your phone would alert emergency response personnel to contact John Smith at the number listed. You can program as many numbers as you like using ICE-2, ICE-3, etc. so that your emergency contact person’s office and/or cellular phone numbers are also recorded.

Logan's Law Database

Do you have a family member with special needs?

On July 1, 2023, Coweta County, in partnership with the Georgia Emergency Communications Authority (GECA), announced the creation of Logan's Law Database.

This feature helps 9-1-1 operators to alert first responders that there are individuals in the home who may have special needs.

Fill out this form and register your family member to ensure the correct response in case of an emergency.

Once the form is filled out, please send back via email to 911request@coweta.ga.us or via mail to Coweta County 911/EMA, 195 International Park, Newnan, GA 30265.

Please direct all questions to 770-254-5809.