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BOYD COUNTY, KENTUCKY · PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS
Here when it matters most.
Saves time… Saves lives!
Boyd County 911 serves as the regional public safety communication center for emergency dispatch and public information. Explore 9-1-1 guidance, non-emergency contacts, and community alert tools.
STAY INFORMED · EMERGENCY NOTIFICATIONS
Sign up for Hyper-Reach emergency alerts
Boyd County uses Hyper-Reach, a free public warning and notification service, to help keep residents informed about severe weather, public safety emergencies, boil water advisories, and other important local conditions.
Other ways to enroll
Call or text ALERT to 606-254-1454.
Use your complete physical street address, not a P.O. Box. Your address helps ensure you receive alerts affecting your specific area.
Manage alerts for multiple addresses with the Hyper-Reach Anywhere mobile app, or say “Alexa, enable Hyper-Reach” to an Alexa-enabled device.
Previously signed up for AlertSense? You'll need to register again for Hyper-Reach.
PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION
Accreditation & community partnerships
Learn about the center’s accreditation and its work supporting missing children.
HOW CAN WE HELP?
Information for our community
Find guidance about emergency calls, agency contact information, and services.
When to call 9-1-1
Know when and how to reach emergency responders.
What dispatchers need
Information that helps get the right resources to you.
Non-emergency numbers
Reach agencies directly for routine questions.
Business emergency contacts
Learn why dispatch maintains after-hours contacts.
About our center
Read the mission and vision of Boyd County 911.
Funding FAQ
Historical background on the 911 funding structure.
CALLING FOR HELP
Know the location. Stay on the line.
Tell the dispatcher what happened, where it happened, and whether anyone is injured. Follow their instructions and do not hang up until directed.
Learn how to call 9-1-1 →9-1-1Police · Fire · EMS