Cary Communications Center 

120 Wilkinson Ave., Cary, NC 27513

The Cary Emergency Communications Center, also known as the 911 Center, is one of 126 Public Safety Answering Points (PSAP) in the state of North Carolina. The 911 Center answers emergency and non-emergency calls for Cary around the clock. Emergency Communications Officers dispatch police, fire, EMS, animal services, and after-hours public works calls.

Cary is committed to the safety of citizens and first responders. The 911 Center is the hub for call taking and dispatching for two law enforcement agencies (Cary and Morrisville), three fire departments (Cary, Apex, Morrisville), and mutual aid with Raleigh Wake Communications Center for EMS. Our Cary, Apex, Morrisville (CAM) program has a unified dispatching system that serves over 249,000 residents and covers over 100 square miles. On a normal day, the Emergency Communication Center may receive up to 700 calls or more.

Please check out our resources below for information on calling 911, employment, safety programs, and technology questions.  

 Communications Center Contacts

Emergency Communications Center Manager, Jonathon Leal:  (919) 469-7969

Emergency Communications Center Operations Supervisor, Jeremy Schwartzman: (919) 653-7168

Travis Walker: Team 1 Shift Supervisor (Bravo Day Shift)

Justin Jones: Team 2 Shift Supervisor (Bravo Night Shift)

Tracy Gould: Team 3 Shift Supervisor (Alpha Day Shift)

Ashley Guinn: Team 4 Shift Supervisor (Alpha Night Shift)

Request a Police Report: (919) 469-4021
Non-Emergency Line: (919) 469-4012
Emergency Number: 911