We ain’t 'fraid of no ghost, but we are scared of flood damage, contaminated drinking water, and environmental health problems. We rounded up a few resources to answer the age-old question: Who you gonna call?

If there’s something strange...

Drinking water problems
If your tap water has a strange look or smell, call the state's Division of Water at (502)-564-3410 to make a report.

...in your neighborhood

Barking dogs
Is there an incessant barking dog keeping you up at night? Instead of venturing into the dark neighborhood searching for Fido, contact the Office of the Fayette County Attorney to file a complaint.

Contact your City Councilmember
Learn more about the Common Council, city government, and how you can get involved by reaching out to your district’s city council representative.

If there’s something weird...

Environmental health problems
If you notice something weird while out and about, the Lexington-Fayette County Health Department has resources to help.

Think:

Emergency preparedness
Restaurants and food handling
Septic systems
Public swimming pools
Pests and rabies
Unsanitary living conditions

....and it don’t look good

Streets and road services
Call LexCall at 311 or contact them online for street sweeping, manhole problems, storm sewer blockage and leveling, debris removal (such as downed trees), and more.

Storm updates and contacts
For emergencies, call 911. For non-emergencies like blocked storm drains, yard trees, or water issues, call LexCall at 311. Power outages go to your provider. For home medical help, call 859-733-2767.

Code enforcement
Contact LexCall at 311. Note: If the violation can’t be seen from the sidewalk, the city may ask permission to enter your property.

If you're seeing things...

If you notice any damage while out and about, the city's emergency management website has resources to help.

Reporting storm damage
Signing up for LEXALERTS to stay up-to-date on emergencies
Knowing the difference between a watch and a warning

What other resource questions do you have? Let us know we'll add them to the list.