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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Called 911 document in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the Provider Name and Provider ID at the top of the form. This identifies the child care provider involved in the incident.
  3. Fill in the Name of Injured Child, Age of Child, Date and Time of Incident, and select the Child’s Gender. These details are crucial for accurate reporting.
  4. In the 'Called 911' section, check if emergency services were contacted. You can also indicate if Poison Control was called.
  5. Next, check all applicable types of injury or incident from options like Open Wound/Cut or Sprain/Strain/Twist. Be thorough to ensure proper documentation.
  6. Specify which Body Parts were affected by selecting from options such as Head/Face or Arms/Elbows. If necessary, provide additional details in 'Other'.
  7. Document any Professional Medical Treatment Given, including First Aid or EMT Treatment Onsite. This is vital for follow-up care.
  8. Complete sections on Where Injury Occurred and Cause of Injury by checking relevant boxes to give context to the incident.
  9. List names of staff present and/or witnesses, followed by a brief summary of the incident for clarity.
  10. Finally, ensure Parent/Guardian Contacted information is filled out along with signatures from both Parent/Guardian and Licensee/Staff.

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Starting January 1, California will increase its 911 surcharge rate from $0.30 to $0.41. More information can be found here.
In an emergency, dial 9-1-1 on your phone. Its a free call. You can use any kind of phone: push button, rotary, cellular/wireless, cordless, or pay phone. Per federal law, you must be able to dial 9-1-1 from any pay phone without depositing money and from any cell phone even if the service has been cancelled.
If you accidentally call 911, DO NOT HANG UP. When you realize your mistake you need to stay on the line and politely inform the dispatcher it was an accident. If you hang up after they have picked up, they will attempt to recontact you.
You can call 911 anytime there is an emergency from telephones in California and many parts of the United States. The call is free from all telephones, including pay phones. You can also make 911 calls on cell phones that are charged, but have no account.
Does 911 Cost Money If You Need Emergency Services? The cost to call 911 only occurs if emergency services are needed but these charges will not be billed to you immediately. Youll be charged later on after receiving the required assistance.

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Once the Telecommunicator has analyzed the situation, the call is immediately routed by computer to a dispatcher for the appropriate emergency response (Police, Fire or EMS) to provide the service(s) needed.

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