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FINGER LAKES REGION
The Lake List · Medical care, on-water assistance and useful contacts for Cayuga Lake homeowners and guests.
For police, fire, ambulance or an emergency on the water, call 911. Give your street address or, on the lake, your location, nearest shore, landmark or GPS coordinates. Do not delay an emergency call while choosing a county contact.
Call 911Hospital emergency departments around the lake. These locations are not ranked by proximity; in an emergency call 911 and follow the dispatcher’s instructions.
Ithaca · 24-hour emergency care.
Phone below is the hospital main line.
101 Dates Drive, Ithaca, NY 14850
Auburn · Emergency department open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Emergency department information line:
17 Lansing Street, Auburn, NY 13021
Geneva · Hospital with an emergency department.
Phone below is the hospital main line.
196 North Street, Geneva, NY 14456
For non-emergency care. Call before traveling to confirm today’s hours, services, age requirements and availability. Urgent care is not a substitute for emergency care.
Ithaca · Immediate care at Cayuga Park. Check current hours with the clinic.
401 Cayuga Park Lane, Ithaca, NY 14850
Seneca Falls · FLH Medical, P.C., at Lifecare Medical Associates. Confirm hours before traveling.
1991 Balsley Road, Seneca Falls, NY 13148
Geneva · FLH Medical, P.C., at Finger Lakes Health Commons. Confirm hours before traveling.
789 Pre-Emption Road, Geneva, NY 14456
Cayuga Lake borders Cayuga, Seneca and Tompkins counties. For a water emergency or immediate police, fire or EMS response, call 911. The contacts below are for routine inquiries; they are not dedicated emergency rescue lines.
Sheriff’s Office / Marine Patrol.
General main line, available 24 hours:
Sheriff’s Office / Marine Patrol.
Office number for general inquiries:
Non-emergency dispatch, available 24 hours. For routine assistance in the Tompkins County area; emergencies: 911.
Call 607-273-8000 Official informationUse the company serving your property. An outage-reporting line is not an emergency-services dispatch line.
For NYSEG customers: report an electric outage or check restoration information. Stay away from downed power and communication lines.
Call 800-572-1131 Official informationIf you suspect a natural gas leak, leave the area and call from a safe location. NYSEG gas emergency line below; immediate danger: call 911.
Call 800-572-1121 Official informationIf you suspect a propane leak, leave the area immediately, avoid creating sparks, and call your propane supplier from a safe location. If you cannot reach the supplier, call 911. Do not return until responders say it is safe.
Official informationKeep these details where family members, renters and guests can find them.
Write down your full street address, town and county, private road name, driveway entrance and any access instructions.
Keep your lake location, nearest shore and recognizable landmarks handy. Include GPS coordinates if available.
Share your address and location details, utility and propane provider contacts, and this resource page.
Contacts and locations checked against official sources October 15, 2026. This page is not monitored for emergencies, does not show live wait times or patrol availability, and is not a complete list of every service. Follow official sources for changes.