Use normal words. Get the right place, number, and next step.
VERIFIED CONTACTS
Arlington Action Center
Start here for potholes, code concerns, missed city services, neighborhood issues, and help reaching the correct Arlington department.
Arlington Police Department
Request an officer or report suspicious activity, a welfare concern, noise, or another non-emergency police matter. Call 911 for immediate danger.
Arlington Animal Services
Report a lost or found pet, loose animal, animal bite, dangerous animal, wildlife concern, or another animal-services issue.
Arlington City Services
Start here for potholes, missed collection, high grass, debris, graffiti, damaged signs, blocked sidewalks, and other non-emergency city-service problems.
Arlington Water Utilities
Report a water or sewer problem or get help with a utility account, bill, meter, payment, or starting or stopping service.
Arlington Municipal Court
Ask about a traffic ticket or city citation, payment options, a court date, warrants, dismissals, or municipal-court procedures.
Arlington Building Inspections
Ask about permits, inspections, remodeling, roofs, fences, contractor requirements, planning, zoning, or construction on city property.
Arlington Parks & Recreation
Ask about parks, trails, recreation programs, facility reservations, athletics, pools, senior activities, or community events.
Arlington Public Library
Ask about library cards, account help, renewals, borrowing, digital resources, youth or adult services, and library programs.
Arlington Action Center
Report loud music, parties, bass, shouting, vehicle noise, or another active or repeated neighborhood disturbance. Call 911 only if there is immediate danger, violence, or another emergency.
Arlington Action Center
Report persistent barking, howling, crowing, or another recurring animal-noise nuisance through the local city service channel.
Arlington Code Compliance
Report recurring noise from construction, leaf blowers, machinery, deliveries, amplified sound, or a business. Include the address, source, date, and time when possible.
Tarrant County telephone operator
Use the official county directory for courts, records, public health, elections, benefits, and services outside city government.
Police · Fire · Medical
A person is in danger, a crime is happening now, or urgent medical help is needed.
Oncor
Stay far away from a downed line and call Oncor. Call 911 for fire, arcing, injury, a traffic hazard, or any immediate danger.
Texas 811
Call before fences, trees, sprinklers, mailboxes, or any digging. It is free and required at least two business days before work begins.
Texas Department of Insurance
Get help with hail or storm insurance claims and verify whether a public adjuster is licensed.
Texas Department of Insurance
Texas does not issue state roofing licenses. A contractor working on your property cannot also act as your public adjuster, and deductible waivers or rebates are illegal.
Texas Attorney General · Consumer Protection
File a complaint about work you paid for but did not receive, misleading claims, storm scams, or deceptive business practices.
Atmos Energy Gas Emergency
Leave the area immediately. From a safe distance, call 911 and Atmos Energy. Do not use switches or a phone near the suspected leak.
SAMHSA National Helpline
Free, confidential treatment referral and information for substance-use concerns. For a possible overdose, call 911 immediately and give naloxone if available.
SPCA of Texas Pet Resource Center
Ask about temporary pet-food assistance, supplies, and upcoming pantry events for Dallas–Fort Worth pet owners facing financial hardship.
SPCA of Texas Clinic
Find discounted basic veterinary care, including wellness services and spay/neuter. Ask the Pet Resource Center whether financial help is currently available.
Workforce Solutions Greater Dallas
Get job-search, training, and second-chance worker support. Staff can help identify current employers and programs instead of relying on a stale company list.
Metro Auto Ministry
Eligible Denton–DFW residents can request low-cost repairs; the program may cover up to $450 and generally requires the applicant to pay for parts.
Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas
Apply for help with family, housing, benefits, consumer, and other civil legal problems.
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