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Madona, Varakļāni, MADONA Cesvaines, Ērgļu, Lubānas, Madonas, Varakļānu Novads Cesvaine, Ērgļi, Lubāna, Madona, Varakļāni, MADONA Cesvaines, Ērgļu, Lubānas, Madonas, Varakļānu novads UZŅĒMUMI KARTES PAŠVALDĪBAS ETENS ETENS Ļ TNIECISKAIS BI TNIECISKAIS Ē P - VI Ī Mājaslapu izstrāde INFORMAT SEO risinājumi Mārketinga koncepti Sociālo tīklu profilu izveide nelieliem uzņēmumiem 2020/21 www.latvijastalrunis.lv 67770577 AKTUĀLAIS UN NOZĪMĪGAIS PORTĀLĀ ZIŅAS AFIŠA KATALOGS KARTE GALERIJAS SLUDINĀJUMI PAŠVALDĪBA Kur zvanīt steidzamos gadījumos?? 2 - 3 Uzziņas un pakalpojumi Pašvaldību informācija 4 - 15 Kartes, ielu saraksti, informācija 16 - 17 Uzņēmējdarbības vide 18 - 19 Alfabētiskais 20 - 28 nozaru saraksts Nozaru daļa 29 - 57 Firmu saraksts pēc to darbības sfēras Advokāti - Bankas 29 - 33 Būvuzraudzība… - Celtniecības… 34 - 35 Ceļu… - Daiļamatniecība 35 - 35 Dzīvnieku… - Ekonomikas… 37 - 37 Ēdināšanas… - Iepakojums… 37 - 39 Izglītība… - Jaunrades… 39 - 40 Juvelierizstrādājumi… - Kafija… 40 - 40 Ķīmiskā… - Labiekārtošana… 42 - 42 Lopkopība - Maize… 43 - 44 Mūzikas - Namu… 46 - 46 Notāri - Parfimērijas… 47 - 47 Putnkopība - Radio… 52 - 53 Rūpniecības… - Sabiedriskais… 53 - 53 Somas… - Tabakas… 54 - 54 Tūrisms… - Ugunsdzēsība… 55 - 55 Ūdensapgāde… - Valsts… 55 - 55 Viesnīcas… - Žalūzijas… 56 - 57 Firmas alfabētiskā secībā Mājaslapu izstrāde A - J 58 - 61 www.latvijastalrunis.lv Firmas alfabētiskā secībā 67770577 K - Z 61 - 68 Uzziņas un pakalpojumi KUR ZVANĪT STEIDZAMOS GADĪJUMOS? UGUNSDZĒSĪBA UN GLĀBŠANA 01, 112 POLICIJA 02, 110, 112 MEDICĪNISKĀ PALĪDZĪBA 03, 112, 113 Medicīniskā palīdzība Avārijas dienesti Madonas slimnīca Latvenergo Uzņemšanas nodaļa .............................................................................................(00-24) 648 07066 Bojājumu pieteikšana ...........................................................................................................(00-24) 8404 ......................................................................................................... Ambulatorā daļa ............................................................................................. (d.d. 8-17) 648 60586 Klientu apkalpošanas dienests 8400 Varakļānu veselības aprūpes centrs Gāze Latvijas gāze (bojājumu pieteikšana) ................................................................(00-24) 114 Nodaļa ....................................................................................................................................(00-24) 648 60732 Klientu apkalpošanas dienests ............................................................................................................ 155 Ambulatorā daļa ............................................................................................. (d.d. 9-14) 648 60733 Latvijas propāna gāze ........................................................................................(00-24) 8 0000404 Ģimenes ārstu konsultatīvais tālrunis .................................. (d.d. 17-8; S., Sv. 00-24) 66 016001 Siltumtīkli Madona .................................................................................................................................(00-24) 29 470817 Saindēšanās un zāļu informācijas centrs ................................(00-24) 67 042473 ................................................................................................................................................ (d.d. 8-17) 648 07400 Lubāna ........................................................................................................................ (d.d. 8-17) 648 94352 Stomatoloģiskā palīdzība Varakļāni ..............................................................................................................................(00-24) 26 499918 ................................................................................................................................................ (d.d. 8-17) 648 60710 Sejas-žokļu traumpunkts ...............................................................................(00-24) 67 069761 Ūdensapgāde un kanalizācija AS “Madonas ūdens” ..........................................................................................(00-24) 648 07070 Traumatoloģiskā palīdzība SIA “Madonas namsaimnieks” .................................................... (d.d. 8-17) 29 487745 Bērnu klīniskā universitātes slimnīca Cesvaine ..........................................................................................................(d.d. 8-16.30) 648 52380 Traumpunkts, Vienības gatve 45 ...........................................................(00-24) 80 708866 Lubāna ........................................................................................................................ (d.d. 8-17) 648 94352 Varakļāni ................................................................................................................... (d.d. 8-17) 648 60710 Apdegumu centrs ....................................................................................................(00-24) 67 038323 ...........................................................................................................................................................(00-24) 26 499918 2 Uzziņas un pakalpojumi Informatīvie pakalpojumi Uzticības un informācijas tālruņi HIV/AIDS centrs .............................................................................................................(8-18) 67 543777 Glābiet bērnus .............................................................................................................(12-17) 29 131311 Pilsētas informācijas portāls .................................................................. www.madona24.lv Bērnu un pusaudžu bezmaksas uzticības tālrunis .......................................... (d.d. 8-23, S. 8-22, Sv. 10-22) 116111 “Skalbes”, krīzes centrs ............................................(00-24) 67 222922, 27 722292 Diennakts uzziņu dienests ..................................................................................................................... 1180 Valsts Robežsardze ..................................................................... (autom. atbild.) 8 0001060 Telekomunikācijas Nacionālais veselības dienests .........................................(d.d. 8.30-17) 8 0001234 TET Patērētāju tiesību aizsardzības centrs .....................(d.d. 8.15-17) 654 52554 Klientu apkalpošanas dienests, bojājumu pieteikšana ......................................... 177 Ārlietu ministrijas Konsulārais departaments ....................................................................................(info ceļotājiem) 8 0005905 Latvijas Mobilais Telefons ........................................................ (palīdzība ārkārtas situācijās ārzemēs) 26 337711 Diennakts uzziņas ............................................................................................................................ 8 0768076 Madonas novada sociālais dienests ........................................................................................ (P. 8-18, O.-C. 8-17, Pt. 8-16) 648 07291 Tele2 Cesvaines novada sociālais dienests Diennakts uzziņas ....................................................................... 29 560600 (klientiem 1600) (pieņemšana P. 8.30-13, 14-18; O., Pt. 8.30-13)................................. 648 52032 Zelta zivtiņa .......................................................................................... 29 560676 (klientiem 1676) Tehniski bojājumi .............................................................................................................................. 8 0000600 Lubānas novada sociālais dienests (pieņemšana P. 8.30-12.30; 13-17, O. 8.30-12.30; 13-16, T., Pt. 8.30-12.30) ............................................................................................................................ 648 94581 Bite Klientiem .............................................................................(8-24, pēc 24 autom. atbild.) 1601 Varakļānu novada sociālais dienests ........................... Biznesa klientiem .......................................................................................................................... 22 550000 (P.-T. 8-12, 13-17. C. 8-12, 13-18, Pt. 8-12, 13-16)648 60844 Citu operatoru klientiem .......................................................................................................... 25 851601 Latvijas Sarkanais Krusts, Madonas komiteja ............................................. 26 436684 Transports Ģeneratoru noma Autoostas Madona .....................................................................................................................................(6-19) 648 07061 Rīgas starptautiskā autoosta ........................................(maksas uzziņas) 9 0000009 ...................................................................................................................................... (biļešu pasūtīšana) 9 0001111 Dzelzceļš Latvijas dzelzceļš, uzziņas .................................................................................................. 8 0001181 Sadzīves tehnikas labošana Lidosta Starptautiskā lidosta Rīga .........................................................................................(uzziņas) 1817 Ostas Rīgas pasažieru termināls .................................................................. (d.d. 9-19) 67 326200 3 Pašvaldības Informācijas portāli www.pilseta24.lv Cesvaines novada pašvaldība, Administrācija, domes vadība VIDZEMES PLĀNOŠANAS REĢIONS Pils 1a, Cesvaine, Cesvaines n., LV-4871 Vidzemes plānošanas reģions Vēsma Nora, domes priekšsēdētāja
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