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Get help at the local level by calling 511, 311, or 211. Each call will be included in your phone calling plan.


Department of Transportation services

Call 511 to find out about traffic, road construction, or issues with mass transit.

Non-emergency government services

Reach your local municipality or agency by calling 311. An agent will forward your request to the right city department for next steps.

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Call 211 to get help with food, housing, employment, healthcare, counseling, and more. You can also go to 211.org for more info.

Last updated: June 2, 2025

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