Emergencies and Other Info
In the event of an emergency, please call 911 for immediate assistance.
For fire emergencies, call 802-293-5100 directly. This number is the fire chief's direct dispatch.
Additional information on police, medical, and fire protection, as well as
county and state resources is provided below.
For road conditions, visit this link.
Emergency Medical Services
An independent non-profit organization providing emergency medical services to 5 towns in the Northshire, including Danby.
Rutland Regional Medical Center
The physicians and staff at Vermont’s second largest hospital are committed to providing patients, families and the community with exceptional medical care in a warm and caring environment.
Vermont
State Police
The Vermont State Police, Rutland Barracks, provides police services to the residents and visitors of Rutland County. Rutland County consists of 27 towns and 1 city that covers a span of 932 square miles with a population base of 63,641 full time residents.
Emergency Management
Family Emergency Preparedness
For preparing your family for an emergency, read this document from the state.
Vermont Alert
Sign up for real-time alerts to your mobile device at VT-Alert.
Disaster Recovery
Visit this site for great tips on organizing the community during a crisis.
All-Hazard Mitigation
Danby, VT's Hazard Mitigation Plan:
Learn more about the town's plan for emergencies.
Public Safety & Security
Childhood Immunization Services
Immunizations are the single most important way to protect your family against serious and sometimes deadly diseases.
Visit State of Vermont and Rutland County sites or more information.
Adult Protective Services
The mission of the State of Vermont Adult Protective Services program is to protect vulnerable adults whose health and welfare
may be adversely affected by abuse, neglect or exploitation; raise public awareness of adult abuse issues; and educate
mandatory reporters about their responsibilities.
Assisted Living for Seniors
About Assisted Living, Senior Guidance and Caring.com are three separate organizations dedicated to providing
helpful senior living resources for the elderly. Their websites outline services available for seniors living in Vermont including
helpful state programs and assisted livingfacilities in every city, town and county in Vermont.
Animal Care and Control
Rutland County Humane Society provides shelter and adoption opportunities for pets who are homeless and promotes animal welfare
through community programs that benefit both animals and people. Second Chance Animal Center is in Arlington, VT.