Emergency Dial

Addressing Department
251.947.5911
Business Office
251.947.3911
Office Fax
251.947.2740
Dispatch Fax
251.947.9600

We have three towers serving the Alabama Gulf Coast Region.
Contact us for more information.

About Us

Baldwin County 9-1-1 began operations May 16, 1988. Staffing at the time was 13 personnel, including 12 telecommunicators, (6 full and 6 part-time) and an operations manager. In addition to answering 9-1-1 calls and dispatching fire and emergency medical units, we are also responsible for creating and maintaining all addresses outside the various municipalities in the county.
Our 9-1-1 center is, we feel, the best in Alabama and strives to be the best in the nation.

Staff

All of Baldwin 9-1-1's full time and part time telecommunicators are EMD and APCO certified. As an added bonus, most of our employees are Emergency Medical Technicians, ranging in experience from Basic to Paramedic. Some employees also serve as members of volunteer fire departments giving them valuable experience.

Our current staffing:
  • 2 Executive Staff
  • 32 Telecommunicators
  • 2 IT Specialists
  • 5 GIS and Addressing
Training / Public Education
  • 1 Business Manager

Facility

The 9-1-1 center consists of approximately 3,960 square feet and was built in 1987 by E.J. Builders of Foley at a cost of $314,000. We have 4 console positions, with the capability of expanding to 8 positions. Our building was designed to withstand winds of 175 MPH, equivalent to a category 5 hurricane. We are self-sufficient in the event that power and water service is lost. We have a primary generator as well as a smaller generator, in the event that the primary generator fails. Supplying these generators is a 1,000 gallon underground diesel tank. If our water supply is lost, there is a well with pump on site. We have also added a 5,000 square foot addition to the building in 2000 for administrative and training purposes.

Service Area

Per the US Census Bureau, Baldwin County's current population is estimated at 135,820 full-time residents. However, during the summer months that number increases dramatically with the influx of tourists. Baldwin County has been touted as the largest county east of the Mississippi River, consisting of 1,596 square miles. Our climate offers an average of 58.79" of rainfall yearly, with a mean temperature of 68.6 degrees

Tours

Currently, due to COVID restrictions and guidelines we are not offering tours at this time.

Baldwin County in General

  • Founding Date: December 21, 1809
  • Area: 1,596 square miles
  • Population: 182,265 (2010 Census)
  • Major Waterways: Bon Secour Bay, Tensaw River, Gulf of Mexico, Mobile Bay
  • Major Highways: I-10, I-65, U.S. 31, U.S. 90, U.S. 98
  • County Seat: Bay Minette
  • Largest City: Fairhope

Our Location

Baldin County 9-1-1
911 Telecomunicator CIr
Robertsdale, AL.36567


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