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Financial statements for 2020 have been published
As a whole, the emergency response centre services were provided in high quality and the operational performance remained at the level required by the performance targets. The target response times...
The public safety announcement transmission system will be tested on 11 February
During the test, the public safety announcements will be visible on TV screens and on page 112 of Teletext. The public safety announcement system will also be tested on radio, as usual. The...
112 Day celebrated virtually on 11 February
According to Communications Specialist Katri Kalliomäki from the Emergency Response Centre Agency, the purpose of 112 Day is to promote citizens’ safety awareness and a positive attitude. 112 Day...
Virtual 112 Day events
Thank safety actors in social media: #thankyouchain Many of us have received help in an emergency, and during the week of 112 Day, you have the opportunity to thank the various safety actors. Use...
112 Suomi mobile emergency application also available for use in other European countries
The Emergency Response Centre Agency of Finland is part of the Pan-European Mobile Emergency Apps (PEMEA) project, organised by the European Emergency Number Association EENA. According to...
New 112.fi website goes live

The Emergency Response Centre Agency’s new website is now online. Our aim was to make our online service more accessible, approachable and modern.
We have invested in a fresher look and more compact and easily understandable content. We have tried to think more about our customers’ needs and make our site as user-friendly as possible.
The new site is also compatible with mobile devices. We have added a newsroom for the media, and our other partners will soon have access to their own extranet. The content is available in three languages: Finnish, Swedish and English.