911 Dispatcher: Emergency Game

911 Dispatcher · Fire · EMS · Police — you're on the console.

Every call tells a situation: the neighbor's smoking chimney, the wreck on Highway 1, the cat stuck up a pine tree. You send what the situation needs (not what the caller asks for), set the priority, and dispatch. Units take time to get there and back; with no unit free, the call waits.

• The real US: New York, Los Angeles, Florida, the Rockies and Hawaii, with the fire department, EMS, police or sheriff and the medevac helicopter — in miles.
• Shifts of 8 calls in 6 minutes; a call of the day, the same for everyone.
• Advising is an answer too: not everything needs units.
• Ambiguous calls — asking costs seconds and reveals what's really needed; others change mid-call; kids, tourists, seniors, prank calls and callbacks.
• Bad night: 12 calls, fewer units, and waiting makes things worse.
• A career from Trainee to National coordinator, regions to unlock, lives saved, achievements.
• Online: today's, this week's and all-time leaderboards (world, US, your region), duels against a real player's ghost on the same shift, the Dispatch League every week (top 7 move up, bottom 5 move down), your region's total and private leagues with friends.
• Challenges by link: the same shift on a friend's phone — and the rematch.
• English, Spanish, French, Italian, German and Portuguese.

Free. Optional ads (double points, backup) and spaced-out breaks, never in the middle of a move. No purchases: everything is earned by playing or by watching an ad.

An independent game by Kodalab: it is not an official app and does not represent any emergency service or the 911 number. Fictional situations. In a real emergency, call 911.