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Public Safety


 🚨 In Case of Emergency always call 9-1-1 

Call 9-1-1 immediately.

For non-emergency public safety assistance, residents may contact the Sanford Housing Authority Public Safety team 24 hours a day.

📞 Public Safety Line: (910) 916-2241

🔎 Gas Emergencies

If you smell gas or suspect a gas leak, leave the area immediately and call 9-1-1 and your local gas provider from a safe location. Do not use electrical devices, light switches, or open flames. 

Most Sanford residents with piped gas = Piedmont Natural Gas
Homes without natural gas lines typically use propane providers like Sharp Energy or Blossman

 Piedmont Natural Gas

📞 1-800-752-7504

 Blossman Gas (local Sanford provider)

📞 (919) 775-3013

 


 🔎 Safety Concerns

We encourage all residents and community members to promptly report any concerns, suspicious activity, or safety issues within our communities.

Your awareness and cooperation help us maintain safe, secure, and thriving neighborhoods for everyone.

To report a concern:

Call 📞 (910) 916-2241 (available 24/7), OR email to [email protected] 


 

🛡️ Public Safety at Sanford Housing Authority

Sanford Housing Authority is committed to creating safe, welcoming, and well-maintained communities where residents and families can live with confidence.

Our Public Safety efforts focus on:

  • Proactive community engagement
  • Strong partnerships with local law enforcement
  • Technology-driven safety solutions (e.g., surveillance systems)
  • Rapid response to incidents and resident concerns
  • We work closely with community partners to ensure a coordinated, responsive, and resident-centered approach to safety.

 

🚓 Our Commitment

The Public Safety team plays a vital role in:

  • Responding to safety concerns and incidents
  • Supporting residents and staff
  • Conducting community safety initiatives
  • Maintaining a visible and approachable presence

🕒 24/7 Coverage • 365 Days a Year


 🤝 Working Together for Safer Communities

At Sanford Housing Authority, safety is a shared responsibility.

By working together - residents, staff, and community partners - we can continue building communities where everyone feels secure, respected, and supported.