Find local services, community activities and practical help in Pearl River, Orangetown and Rockland County. Use this guide to find the right organization, check current information and take your next step.
911. Call 911 for an immediate emergency.
845-359-3700. For police assistance that is not an emergency.
1-800-222-1222. Get help for a suspected poisoning or harmful exposure.
Call or text 988. Connect with the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.
845-634-3344. Center for Safety and Change operates a 24-hour hotline.
911 or 1-800-533-5325. Leave the area first, then call from a safe location. Follow Orange and Rockland gas-safety guidance.
Start here for household services, local paperwork and questions about your home.
For an immediate emergency call 911. Use these resources for official updates, preparedness and non-emergency information.
Find school information, childcare referrals, library services and learning opportunities for all ages.
Plan a trip, find current schedules or explore accessible transportation. Check the operator's latest service alerts before traveling.
Find hospitals, public-health services and behavioral-health support. Hospital and office websites are for service information; call 911 in an emergency.
If you need help with basic needs, these organizations can explain available programs and how to apply. Eligibility and availability vary by program.
Find services for independent living, caregiving, accessibility and veterans' needs.
Explore recreation programs, local history, public science and activities around the county.
Meet neighbors, take part in local traditions or find a way to volunteer. Check each organizer's current dates, location and participation requirements.
Find career support, business advice and resources for starting or growing a local business.
Find local licensing and public-health guidance for pets and animals.
Find official notices, public meetings, election information and ways to stay informed.
Services, hours, eligibility requirements and schedules can change. Confirm current details directly with the organization. This Chamber guide connects you with local resources and does not replace emergency services or professional advice.