Sask911

If you have an emergency, dial 911. If you want to report a non-emergency matter, please contact your local agency administrative number.

The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) Sask911 system provides province-wide access to 911 emergency call taking. The service is available from all landlines and payphones in Saskatchewan, and from cellphones and wireless devices if they are in range of a cell tower.

911 Fee Update: What You Need to Know

Saskatchewan’s 911 system relies on up-to-date technology and stable funding to deliver fast, reliable emergency services. To help cover maintenance and upgrades, a monthly 911 fee is applied to all phone bills.

Starting August 1, 2026, the Sask911 fee will increase based on Saskatchewan’s Consumer Price Index (CPI). The fee will increase by $0.05 per line each month, moving from $2.17 to $2.22. This adjustment helps support the long-term sustainability of the 911 system. VOIP phone services are not affected by this change as their calls are handled through third party providers.

Maintaining this funding helps ensure Saskatchewan residents continue to receive reliable emergency response when it matters most.

Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP)

Calls from a VOIP phone to 911 don’t go directly to Sask911 answering points. They through a third-party answering point, then an operator will redirect you to the appropriate Sask911.

Note: Be prepared to describe your location for call takers to efficiently dispatch the help you need. Keep your VOIP location information up to date; VOIP phone services do not provide live locations.

In the event of a power, network or Internet outage (including congestion) or if services are disconnected, you may not be able to reach 911 services.

Sask911 Information - Police, Fire or Medical Emergencies

MORE RESOURCES

Sask911 Inquiry Form to inquire or comment on calls with 911 or the Provincial Emergency Communications Centre (PECC).