The State of Florida Arson Hotline toll free number is (877)662-7766. You may also contact a Lakeland Fire Department investigator (863)834-8201 if you would like to report information that may be useful in solving possible arson cases.

A key part of the ORC Mission Statement is the promotion of high standards of integrity, honesty, business practices and accountability within Ontario's horse racing industry. A vital component in the pursuit of our mission is the Integrity Hotline. The Integrity Hotline is the ORC's 'tips' line, encouraging people to anonymously provide information about racing related activities.

You should call the child abuse hotline whenever you believe that a person who is caring for the child, who lives with the child, or who works with or around children has caused injury or harm or put the child at risk of physical injury as defined in the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act. Some examples include: If a child appears to be undernourished, is dressed inappropriately for the weather, or is young and has been left alone.

The University Health Service maintains a 24-hour hotline 6021 5290 (or 2859 2507 during office hours) to answer any medical or general enquiries. The enquiries can also be sent by e-mail to uhealth@hkusua.hku.hk. Media enquiries to individuals or departments should be referred to the External Relations Office (Tel: 2859 2600; E-mail: ero@reg.hku.hk). Build up good body immunity. Ensure a proper diet. Take regular exercise. Have adequate rest. Reduce stress. Avoid Smoking and Passive Smoking.

The Financial Aid Hotline phone number is (757) 822-1355. The hotline provides a recorded message announcing deadlines and refund check mailing dates.

If you have reason to believe that a person is setting a fire or has just set a fire, call 9-1-1 immediately. Be prepared to describe the suspect, including physical features and clothing as well as the location and nature of the suspicious activity. If you have information regarding a fire that has already occurred and is under investigation, please call (760) 839-5400.

The SBA has loan officers in the Disaster Recovery Centers to provide face-to-face service to disaster victims. You may visit the SBA at any of these locations without an appointment. A SBA representative will be glad to answer questions and help complete your application. To find out where the SBA disaster offices are located an applicant can call the SBA toll-free at 1-800-659-2955.

This is a special weekly telephone update service provided to MONEYLETTER subscribers at no extra cost! We're determined to provide you with the most accurate advice, and this means making sure you have Walter Frank's most recent market analysis and new Buy, Hold, and Sell recommendations. It is updated every Wednesday at 7pm (ET). The number to call is (410) 528-1804.

You can reach the official Zappa hotline by calling (818) PUMPKIN - (that's 818-786-7546). They answer on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 10:30 AM to 5:00 PM Pacific time. All other times you will hear a recorded message. Call this number to find out info for press releases, album releases, interviews, and other Zappa-related info. They also have a merchandising department that sells T-shirts, posters, etc.

Locate the "Current Hotline" section and click on the link for the current hotline. Previous Hotlines can be viewed using the site's Search and Archives section on the navigation bar.

When you call, you can expect a confidential, professional, courteous, and thorough interview by the Vuvuzela Hotline advisor. You will be asked to provide information that will help the advisor establish the facts of the incident (who, what, when, where, and why). You will also be asked if you can supply us with any further proof about the allegations, for example documentary proof that you can fax, e-mail or post.

DBSA doesn’t have a crisis hotline and we do not offer counseling services. If you are in need of immediate crisis assistance, please contact the National Hope Line at 800/273-TALK or click here to view more information. DBSA support groups are patient-run groups with professional advisors. The professional advisors range from psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses to social workers.

When you call, a hotline social worker will listen to what you wish to report. The worker will then ask questions to help gather enough information to determine whether to take a formal report. If there is not enough information to make a report, the worker will tell you so and answer any questions you may have. If a formal report is taken, a child protection investigator will begin the investigation within 24 hours -- much sooner if the child is considered in immediate risk of harm.

Send a message to your state legislators, the governor, the lieutenant governor, or Senate and House committees, Order from the Bill Room the following: bill status, legislative meeting schedule, copy of a bill, or other bill-room materials, Obtain information about bills before the legislature. During legislative session: Monday - Friday 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Interim: Monday - Friday 8 a.m.- 5 p.m.

Different services vary in what they offer, but in general you can ring up and speak anonymously to a counselor about any sort of problem in a no-pressure context that's less threatening than a face-to-face session. Talking the situation over with a caring, independent person can be of great assistance whether you're in a crisis yourself, or worried about someone else who is, and they usually have connections with local services to refer you to if further help is required.