Fire
The Civil Defence Directorate handles firefighting. Its public page lists that duty and does not print a telephone number.
Civil Defence Directorate No telephone printed Open their page
See who to call in Jordan for a fire, a collapsed wall, flooding, sewage, a gas leak, or a street hazard, then open the official page that printed the number.
See who to callThe Civil Defence Directorate handles firefighting. Its public page lists that duty and does not print a telephone number.
Civil Defence Directorate No telephone printed Open their page
If people could be hurt, the Civil Defence Directorate handles rescue. Its public page does not print a telephone number. A retaining wall, debris, or a hazard in the street is a municipality matter: use the municipality numbers further down.
Civil Defence Directorate No telephone printed Open their page
In Greater Amman, the municipality has printed emergency numbers for rain and flooding. Outside Amman, call the municipality that published a number, or the Ministry of Local Administration during its office hours to find that municipality.
Source: Greater Amman Municipality, medium weather alert Greater Amman Municipality, extreme emergency statement Greater Amman Municipality, light and medium emergency statement Greater Amman Municipality, contact us (English)
Source: Greater Irbid Municipality, contact us
Source: Zarqa Municipality, homepage
Source: Ministry of Local Administration, contact us Ministry of Local Administration, municipalities
Greater Amman Municipality’s complaint page lists wastewater leaks and overflows, and prints the unified call centre. Irbid’s winter emergency rooms are under Flooding; they are not labelled as the sewage line.
Source: Greater Amman Municipality, complaints Greater Amman Municipality, contact us (English)
Source: Greater Irbid Municipality, contact us
Source: Zarqa Municipality, homepage
Source: Ministry of Local Administration, contact us Ministry of Local Administration, municipalities
A gas leak is for the Civil Defence Directorate. Its public page does not print a telephone number. Do not use a number from memory.
Civil Defence Directorate No telephone printed Open their page
Debris, an excavation, a broken street, or a retaining wall: call the municipality. Greater Amman’s complaint page lists those hazards next to the unified call centre.
Source: Greater Amman Municipality, complaints Greater Amman Municipality, contact us (English)
Source: Greater Irbid Municipality, contact us
Source: Zarqa Municipality, homepage
Source: Ministry of Local Administration, contact us Ministry of Local Administration, municipalities
This page is not legal advice. It does not say who is at fault or what anyone must pay.
Numbers and links checked on 31 Oct 2026.
A power cut, a water fault, or an internet fault is on the utilities guide. This page does not list those companies. Power, water and internet faults
Call the municipality that printed a number. This page has Greater Irbid and Zarqa from their own sites. For another municipality, the Ministry of Local Administration lists municipalities. Its switchboard answers Sunday to Thursday, 8:30 to 3:30, and is not a night emergency line.
Power, water and internet faults are on the utilities guide. This page does not list those companies.
The Civil Defence Directorate’s public page describes firefighting and rescue and does not print a telephone number. Open that page. This page does not guess one.