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UA call-in lines, by state and jurisdiction.

There is no national directory of daily UA call-in lines — every district, county, and state agency runs its own. We compiled 365 of them across 37 states so you can find your number, your call window, and how the line identifies you.

Important to know

These numbers were compiled from public records and last reviewed in April 2026. Jurisdictions change lines without notice. Always confirm your call-in number, your call window, and your assigned color with your supervising officer — this directory is a reference, not an official source.

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Find your state

Pick your state to see the documented call-in lines for its jurisdictions.

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How these lines work

Three ways a call-in line tells you to test

Color code

You are assigned a color at intake. The line announces the colors called for the next testing day. If yours is called, you report.

PIN or client ID

You enter a personal number on the keypad and the line tells you directly whether you are scheduled to test.

Name or recorded message

Some lines read a list of names or play a daily message. You listen for yours.

Or stop calling altogether.

We check your line every day and text you the result before your window closes — with a timestamped record of every call.

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