Who to call
Emergency numbers that are actually published, plus water, hospital, castle and assembly contacts — verified against official sites.
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Emergency numbers that are actually published, plus water, hospital, castle and assembly contacts — verified against official sites.
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Numbers verified against official websites on 11 June 2026. Where an office publishes no number we could confirm, we link the site instead of guessing — and say so.
112 is the number official sources publish
National emergency line
Fire, medical and police emergencies — listed by the Ghana National Fire Service; GOV.UK also lists 999 for ambulance
Ghana National Fire Service
Fire and rescue — the national line published alongside 112 on gnfs.gov.gh
NADMO (disaster management)
Floods and disaster response — national hotline 122, plus 0302 964 884
Ghana Water Ltd — Central Region office, Cape Coast
Supply problems, rationing questions, billing
Ghana Water Ltd — national call centre
Toll-free on the Vodafone/Telecel network per gwcl.com.gh; also 0302 221 8240
Cape Coast Teaching Hospital
Regional referral hospital with a 24-hour emergency department. Its website prints '+23321-34010-14' as its phone — the format is ambiguous, so we haven't made it tappable; the email is clearly published
GMMB Central & Western Regions office
The office at Cape Coast Castle — group visits, hours and fee questions for both castles
Ghana Museums and Monuments Board — head office, Accra
National office; note the info@ email is described as not regularly monitored, so phone first
Cape Coast Metropolitan Assembly (CCMA)
Roads, drains, markets, sanitation. Its website was not reachable when we checked and we could not verify a phone number — most assembly business is done in person, and announcements go out by radio
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Ghana Police Service headquarters
General inquiries (not an emergency line) — for emergencies use 112