Emergency Numbers

Europe Wide Emergency Number The EU has selected 112 as it's official emergency number, and required member nations to implemented it by Dec. 1992. However, several countries, already had three-digit numbers and, since the EU directive, have continued to operate them in parallel with the required 112 number. As yet, the EU has not required nations to use only 112.	112
Fire Department	122
Police	133
Ambulance	144
Emergency doctor service (nights and weekends)	141
Emergency Pharmacist (recorded information)	1550
Poison Emergency line	406 43 43
Gas Leak	128
Water Leak	599 59-0
Electricity Outage	0800 500 600
Auto Club: ÖAMTC Auto Club: ARBÖ	120 123
Women's Emergency Centre	7171 9
Refuges For Women 5th District 18th Districts 22nd Districts	a 545 48 00 408 38 00 202 55 00

Austrian Spelling Code

A - Anton Ä - Ärger B - Berta C - Cësar Ch - Christine D - Dora E - Emil F - Friedrich G - Gustav H - Heinrich

I - Ida J- Julius K - Konrad L - Ludwig M - Marta N - Norbert O - Otto Ö - Österreich P - Paula Q - Quelle

R - Richard S - Siegfried T - Theodor U - Ulrich Ü - Übel V - Victor W - Wilhelm X - Xavier Y - Ypsilon Z - Zacherias

Public Alarm System

Lost and Found

Crisis Intervention