Hotline number of all CCCs of Lviv region: find the person who was taken away or leave a complaint

Today, in situations related to mobilization measures for conscription, the key factor is quick access to communication and establishing contact and obtaining verified information. If your relative has been detained, or you have witnessed a violation of rights and wish to file a complaint, you should contact the official phone numbers of the Lviv Regional and District Territorial Centers for Recruitment and Social Support (TCK and SP) .

Below in this article, based on the contact and duty hotline numbers of the CCC of the Lviv region, published by the Ministry of Defense, we have compiled a table and instructions that provide a complete and up-to-date directory of contacts of all units (departments) of the CCC of the Lviv region.

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Contacts of the CCC and the Joint Venture of Lviv region and the city of Lviv

Main hotline of the Regional CCC of Lviv region (OTCC)

To resolve disputes, file a complaint, or receive detailed consultation on general legal issues of mobilization, deferment, or military service, or to obtain other clarifications regarding military law and to file complaints about the actions of CCC employees within the Lviv region, use these official contact phone numbers:

• Hotline for citizens’ appeals: 0 800 509 390, (096) 033-79-91
• Operational duty officer (24/7): (097) 930-30-18, (032) 260-26-56
• E-mail: lvivovk@post.mil.gov.ua

Contacts of district CCCs of Lviv city and region

To search for a specific person, it is recommended to first call the operational officer on duty of the relevant district department, since he or she has information about the current whereabouts of the person.

Lviv CCC (by district)

• Halych-Frankivsk RTCC: Hotline — (067) 419-76-38; duty officer — (098) 567-05-60; e-mail: gfr@post.mil.gov.ua.
• Lychakiv-Zaliznychny RTCC: Hotline — (032) 261-42-45; duty officer — (098) 567-05-60; e-mail: lza@post.mil.gov.ua.
• Sykhiv RTCC: Hotline — (032) 223-07-70; on-call — (093) 036-62-64; e-mail: sih@post.mil.gov.ua.
• Shevchenko RTCC: Hotline and duty (shared number) — (066) 814-34-79; e-mail: she@post.mil.gov.ua.

Lviv district (satellite cities and former district centers)

• Lviv RTCC (main): Hotline — (032) 522-13-73; on-call — (097) 070-13-24; e-mail: zho@post.mil.gov.ua.
• 1st department (Gorodok): Hotline — (032) 313-00-24; duty officer — (067) 725-60-26; e-mail: gor@post.mil.gov.ua.
• 2nd department (Kamyanka-Buzka): Hotline — (032) 542-35-02; duty officer — (098) 930-50-51; e-mail: kbu@post.mil.gov.ua.
• 3rd department (Pustomity): Hotline — (032) 304-13-41; duty officer — (097) 964-22-03; e-mail: pus@post.mil.gov.ua.
• 4th department (Peremyshlyany): Hotline — (032) 632-14-37; duty officer — (067) 725-60-34; e-mail: per@post.mil.gov.ua.

Drohobych district

• Drohobych RTCC: Hotline — (032) 442-16-43; duty officer — (096) 562-35-08; e-mail: dbo@post.mil.gov.ua.

Zolochiv district

• Zolochiv RTCC: Hotline — (032) 654-24-72; duty officer — (067) 725-59-79; e-mail: zol@post.mil.gov.ua.
• 1st department (Brody): Hotline — (032) 664-21-70; duty officer — (067) 725-59-94; e-mail: bro@post.mil.gov.ua.
• 2nd department (Busk): Hotline — (032) 643-00-46; duty officer — (067) 725-59-97; e-mail: but@post.mil.gov.ua.

Sambirskyi district

• Sambir RTCC: Hotline — (032) 366-10-04; duty officer — (067) 977-12-74; e-mail: sam@post.mil.gov.ua.
• 1st department (Old Sambir): Hotline — (032) 382-32-27; duty officer — (068) 746-13-34; e-mail: sta@post.mil.gov.ua.
• 2nd department (Turka): Hotline — (032) 693-25-04; duty officer — (067) 725-60-46; e-mail: tur@post.mil.gov.ua.

Stryi district

• Stryi RTCC: Hotline — (032) 455-31-23; duty officer — (067) 725-60-62; e-mail: str@post.mil.gov.ua.
• 1st department (Zhydachiv): Hotline — (068) 868-04-54; duty officer — (068) 746-13-34; e-mail: zhi@post.mil.gov.ua.
• 2nd department (Mykolaiv): Hotline — (032) 415-15-75; duty officer — (098) 642-30-04; e-mail: mik@post.mil.gov.ua.
• 3rd department (Skole): Hotline — (032) 512-12-92; duty officer — (067) 725-60-73; e-mail: sko@post.mil.gov.ua.

Chervonohrad district

• Chervonohrad RTCC: Hotline — (032) 493-90-09; on-call — (093) 601-57-49; e-mail: che@post.mil.gov.ua.
• 1st department (Sokal): Hotline — (032) 577-30-18; duty officer — (093) 207-88-15; e-mail: sok@post.mil.gov.ua.
• 2nd department (Radekhiv): Hotline — (032) 552-13-76; duty officer — (098) 882-17-70; e-mail: rad@post.mil.gov.ua.

Yavoriv district

• Yavoriv RTCC: Hotline — (032) 592-16-78; duty officer — (068) 338-70-44; e-mail: yar@post.mil.gov.ua.
• 1st department (Mostyska): Hotline — (032) 344-13-43; duty officer — (096) 168-68-24; e-mail: mos@post.mil.gov.ua.

What to do if a person is “taken” to the CCC?

1. Stay calm and find out the area: then find the contact or emergency hotline number from our list and call. If you do not receive a response, you can write an official letter to the email address. Also ask the police witnesses to which area the person was taken.
2. Check status: The operational officer on duty is required to provide information on whether the person is in the institution for data clarification or passing the VLK.

Read also: Kharkiv CCC hotline: find out about a person’s whereabouts or leave a complaint

How to properly leave a complaint?

If you consider the actions of CCC representatives to be unlawful, or a subject of authority refuses to fulfill their duties or exceeds the powers granted:

• Oral: Call the regional hotline at 0 800 509 390 .
• In writing: Send a formal request or complaint to the relevant CCC email address (addresses listed above). Please provide your full name, circumstances of the incident, and contact details.
• In person: Contact the head of the CCC on public reception days.

Important: Official e-mail requests are recorded in the document management system, which obliges the institution to provide an official response.

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