If you need to find information about an address and don't have the full street name, you can input a partial street name to show all the corresponding addresses. You'll be able to see the PID, address, community and county of the partial address. You'll also be able to download...
To find information such as Property ID, emergency service providers, and community information for a PEI address: Select in the drop-down menu whether you'd like to search by Address or by Property ID. To search by Address Type full or partial address to find results in the...
If you require a civic address but not a building permit, you can fill out the on-line form below to obtain your civic address. The 911 Administration Office also maintains the provincial civic addressing database which is very important for the operation of the 911 service. Do I need a civic address? Yes. Not only is it required by law, but it is extremely important to display your civic number so that emergency responders can easily see it, day or night. How do I obtain a civic address for a new construction? If you don’t have a building permit, you must first apply for a building permit...
The Civic Address Locator Map displays useful information associated with each civic address in Prince Edward Island including the property identification number (PID), emergency services providers, and fire coverage. Start typing the address in the search bar and select the...
Islanders who have hearing loss or speech impairments can use Text with 9-1-1 for emergency services. What is required to use the Text with 911 service? You need an active wireless subscription and supported cell phone to use the Text with 911 service (T9-1-1). You are required...
911 The 911 Administration Office is responsible for the province’s Emergency 9-1-1 (call answer/transfer) System under the Emergency 911 Act. What happens when I call 9-1-1? The 9-1-1 call-taker will answer the phone and say “ 911, What is your emergency?” Then the call-taker...
Teaching your children how to use 911 could save their lives or yours. Here are four simple steps for teaching your children, no matter how old they are, how to use 911: What should children know about calling 911? Assure children that they can call 911 at any time to report a...