Jurisdiction |
Service |
Formation |
Members |
Benton County |
Southeast Communications Center (SECOMM) is a PSAP for county residents and first responders |
Created under RCW 39.34
Interlocal Agreement |
User Agencies: All law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services agencies that serve Benton County |
Chelan-Douglas County |
RiverCom 911 (2002) is a PSAP for county residents and first responders |
Created under RCW 39.34
Interlocal Agreement |
Serves public safety agencies in Chelan and Douglas counties |
Clark County |
Clark Regional Emergency Service Agency (CRESA; 1976), is a regional public safety agency that provides 9-1-1 dispatch, technology services and emergency management |
Organized as a public authority under RCW 35.21.730-759
Ch. 2.74A Clark County Code |
User Agencies: the 7 cities located in Clark County and unincorporated areas of the county |
Clallam County, and the Clallam and Jefferson County portions of the Olympic National Park |
Peninsula Communications (PenCom; 1992), operating within the Port Angeles Police Department, is the 911 center and communications division for Clallam County |
Created Under RCW 39.34
Interlocal Agreement |
Clients: All law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services agencies, and tribal police departments in Clallam County as well as Forks Hospital District and Olympic National Park Rangers and 6 fire protection districts |
Cowlitz County |
Cowlitz County 911 (1975) is the primary PSAP for police, fire, and emergency medical services in the county |
Organized as a public authority under RCW 35.21.730-759
Cowlitz County Ordinance No. 18-014 |
Law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services agencies serving Cowlitz County |
Grant County |
Multi Agency Communications Center (1995) is a consolidated county dispatch and 911 service |
Created under RCW 39.34
Interlocal Agreement |
User Agencies: Law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services agencies serving Grant County, and selected county and state government agencies |
Grays Harbor |
Grays Harbor Communications E-911 (1989) is a countywide emergency communication agency providing enhanced 911 services |
Created under RCW 39.34
Interlocal agreements |
User Agencies: Law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services agencies serving Grays Harbor County |
Island County |
Island County Emergency Services Communications Center (I-COM 911) is a countywide emergency communication agency providing enhanced 911 services |
Created under RCW 39.34
Interlocal agreement |
User Agencies: All of the law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services agencies that serve Island County |
King County, east |
Eastside Public Safety Communications Agency (EPSCA; 1992) is responsible for developing, owning, operating and managing a geographical subregion of the King Co Regional Emergency Radio Communications System |
Created under RCW 39.34;
In 2013 the agency was restructured as a nonprofit pursuant to Interlocal Cooperation Act
Interlocal Agreement |
Law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services agencies that serve the cities of Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland Mercer Island, and Issaquah |
King County, north |
North East King County Regional Public Safety Communications Agency (NORCOM; 2008) provides enhanced 911 services |
Created under RCW 39.34
Several interlocal agreements available at the website |
Law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services agencies that serve Bellevue, Clyde Hill, Kirkland, Medina, Mercer Island, Bothell, Duvall, Fall City, Northshore, Redmond, Shoreline, Skykomish, Snoqualmie, and Woodinville |
King County, south |
Valley Communications Center (1976) is responsible for developing, owning, operating and managing a geographical subregion of the King Co. Regional Emergency Radio Communications System |
Created under RCW 39.34
Interlocal Agreement, Amendments, and Bylaws |
User agencies: Law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services agencies that serve Auburn, Algona, Black Diamond, Burien, Des Moines, Enumclaw, Federal Way, Highline, Kent, Maple Valley, Mountain View, Kangley Palmer, Renton, Skyway, Tukwila, and Vashon Island. |
Kitsap County |
Kitsap 911 (1976) is a PSAP for county residents and first responders |
Organized as a public authority under RCW 35.21.730 - 759
Kitsap County Ordinance No. 532-2016 |
User Agencies: Law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services agencies that serve in Kitsap County, as well as Kitsap Animal Control, Dept of Corrections (county), United States Navy (Bremerton) and Port Gamble Natural Resource |
Kittitas County |
KITTCOM 911 (1990) is a PSAP for county residents and first responders |
Created under RCW 39.34
Several interlocal agreements available at the website |
User Agencies: Law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services agencies that serve in Kittitas County, as well as Central Washington University |
Jefferson County |
JeffCom 911 (2007) provides enhanced 911 dispatch |
Created under RCW 39.34 |
User Agencies: Law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services agencies that serve in Jefferson County |
Lewis County |
Lewis County E911 Communications Division (E911) is a PSAP for residents and first responders in Lewis County |
County-initiated agreements with participating agencies |
All law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services agencies in Lewis County, including a private ambulance company |
Mason County |
Mason County Emergency Communications (911 MACECOM; 1982), PSAP for residents and first responders in Mason County |
Created under RCW 39.34 |
User Agencies: city, county, tribal and state law enforcement agencies, fire, and emergency medical services agencies that serve in Mason County, plus additional county agencies and courts. |
Okanogan County |
Okanogan Communications Center is a PSAP for residents and first responders in Okanogan County |
County-initiated agreements with participating agencies
Interlocal Agreement for Dispatch Services between Omak and Okanogan County |
Law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services agencies in Okanogan county |
Pacific County |
Pacific County Communications (PACCOM) is a PSAP for residents and first responders in Pacific County; located under the Pacific County Sheriff’s Office |
Created under RCW 39.34 |
Law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services agencies in the county, including the Shoalwater Tribal Police, and a private ambulance company |
Pierce County |
South Sound 911 (2011) provides 911 and dispatch, records and technology services, and a regional, interoperable, first-responder radio system |
Created under RCW 39.34
List of Interlocal Agreements |
User Agencies: Law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services agencies in Pierce County |
Skagit County |
Skagit 911 (1998; formerly SECOM) is a countywide PSAP |
Created under RCW 39.34 |
User Agencies: Law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services agencies in Skagit County, including tribal agencies |
Snohomish County |
Snohomish County 911 (2018) Created via the merging of SNOCOM (Southwest Snohomish County Communications Agency) and SNOPAC (Snohomish County Police Staff & Auxiliary Service Center) to offer a countywide PSAP |
Created under RCW 39.34
Interlocal Agreement |
Snohomish County jurisdictions formerly served by SNOPAC and SNOCOM |
Spokane County |
Spokane Regional Emergency Communications Systems (SRECS) is a countywide PSAP |
Created under Ch. 39.34 RCW |
User Agencies: all law enforcement and fire agencies in Spokane County |
Thurston County |
TCOMM 911 is a countywide PSAP |
RCW 39.34
Interlocal Agreement
Additional agreements available |
User Agencies: all law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services agencies in Thurston County, plus public works agencies, private emergency services, animal services, county coroner, and public training resources |
Walla Walla County |
Walla Walla Emergency Services Communications (WESCOM or Dispatch) provides 911 call answering |
City facility providing services through interlocal agreements |
User Agencies: law enforcement and fire agencies in Walla Walla County, also handles non-emergency request for public works/utilities |
Whitman County |
Whitman County Regional Communication Center (WHITCOM: 2004), countywide PSAP |
Created under RCW 39.34 |
Law enforcement, fire, tribal law enforcement, and emergency medical services agencies in Whitman County, including WSU, as well as for the City of Moscow and Asotin County (ID) |