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Stay Connected: Essential Phone Numbers for New Holland Residents

​At the New Holland Fire Department, your safety is our top priority—and that includes making sure you have the right information at your fingertips before an emergency even happens.

​In a small town, knowing who to call for a downed power line, a stray pet, or a non-emergency water leak can save you time and stress. We recommend saving these numbers into your phone or printing this list to keep on your refrigerator.

​🚨 Emergency Services

​Always call 9-1-1 for any immediate threat to life or property.

  • ​New Holland Fire Department (Non-Emergency): 217-445-2341
    • ​Call for: Controlled burn reporting, station tours, or fire safety questions.

    • ​Logan County Sheriff’s Office (Non-Emergency): 217-732-2156
      • ​Call for: Reporting non-urgent crimes, property checks, or noise complaints

      • ​Logan County Paramedic Association: 217-732-2212

      • ​Illinois Poison Control: 1-800-222-1222

      ​💡 Utilities & Maintenance

      ​If you smell gas or see a downed line, stay back and call these numbers immediately.

      • ​Ameren Illinois (Electric/Gas): 1-800-755-5000

      • ​Liberty Utilities: 1-855-644-8134

      • ​Menard Electric Cooperative: 1-800-872-1203

      • ​JULIE (Call Before You Dig): 811
        • ​Required before any landscaping or construction projects.

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        ​🏥 Local Hospitals

        • ​Lincoln Memorial Hospital (Lincoln): 217-732-2161

        • ​HSHS St. John’s Hospital (Springfield): 217-544-6464

        • ​Springfield Memorial Hospital (Springfield): 217-788-3000

        ​📬 Local Services

        • ​New Holland Post Office: 217-445-2371

        • ​New Holland Village Hall: 217-445-2601
          • ​Note: For water billing or village-specific maintenance questions.

        ​A Pro-Tip from the New Holland Fire Department: When you call for help, please stay calm and clearly state your address. Because many residents use cell phones, dispatchers don't always get your exact location automatically. Helping us find you faster helps us help you better!

        ​Stay safe, New Holland!

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