La Guía de Chiclana

Emergency numbers

Emergency numbers in Chiclana: 112, 061, Local Police, Guardia Civil, Civil Protection and the Red Cross. Keep them handy.

Phone number list

In an emergency, what matters is calling quickly and using the right number. This category lists 12 emergency contacts in Chiclana, with a direct call button on your phone. 112 is the single European emergency number; 061 is the health emergency number in Andalusia.

You will also find the short numbers for the Guardia Civil (062), the Local Police (092) and Civil Protection (1006), plus 9-digit numbers for the Local Police, the Guardia Civil barracks and Traffic service, the 085 fire emergency number, the Fire Brigade office, Civil Protection in the town centre and the Red Cross. For foreign visitors, there is a National Police number for reporting incidents.

The data comes from the printed pocket directory of La Guía de Chiclana and is not updated in real time. If a life is in danger, call 112 or 061 first. If you see a mistake in any number, let us know. Tap the call button to dial directly from your mobile. Each contact appears under the name shown in the pocket directory, so you can check it is the one you are looking for before calling. The other categories are at the bottom of the page.

Frequently asked questions

Which number do I call for a medical emergency in Chiclana?
The directory lists 061, the health emergency number for life-threatening cases. It also lists 112, the single European emergency number. If a life is at risk, call one of these first.
What is the difference between 112 and 092?
112 is the single European emergency number. 092 is the Local Police number, which also appears in the list with a 9-digit number. In a serious emergency, use 112.
Where can a foreign tourist report a theft?
The list includes a National Police number for reports by foreign visitors, as well as 062 for the Guardia Civil and 092 for the Local Police. You will find the number in the emergency block.

Last review: September 2026. Details taken from our printed pocket directory. If you spot a mistake or a change, let us know.