As I have mentioned before there are more rules and regulations than there use to be at  the Imperial Sand Dunes Riding Area.  There is also way more help. Because there are more law enforcement there are also more people who help in case of an emergency. It is always very heart wrenching when we hear about people who have severe accidents and people who die because of misuse of the equipment,  or especially when alcohol is involved. . I looked all over the BLM website and I honestly could not find that information. It actually took me longer to put this together than I thought it would.  If you ever need the information here it is.  Here is a list of numbers you should have with you in case of an emergency,  It helps when you have a GPS, now-a-days you can purchase an app that can guide you always try to keep a phone on you. Especially when going solo or on a long ride. Try to stay away from riding during the hottest times of day especially if you don’t carry any water with you.

If there is an emergency situations please call 911.

BLM Rangers (714)383-5651.
(I pulled this number off of www.desertusa.com a it
since its for emergency only. )

Imperial County Sherrifs (760)339-6312
Visit http://www.icso.org/ this was the source

California Highway Patrol (760)527-0294 Non Emergency
Source http://www.chp.ca.gov/depts_divs_offs/601.html

U.S. Border Patrol 1-800-BE-ALERT or 1-800-232-5378Dunes
Source http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/border_security/border_patrol/

El Centro Regional Medical Center (760)-339-7100
Source http://www.ecrmc.org/

Calexico Hospital (760)357-6522

Source Yahoo Local
Pioneers Memorial Hospital (760)352-3333
Source http://www.pmhd.org/

Yuma Regional Medical Center (928)336-2273 Care line or 344-2000
Source http://www.yumaregional.org/