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Are you interested in a career in public safety? Join us on April 15th to learn about dispatcher and 911 call taker positions available at 911 communication centers across Washington state. Click the link to register! https://t.co/3Q0Uxl5QAj #911CareersAreCalling#recessionproof
Career Showcase at the Accesso Showare Center for high school junior and seniors on April 28th, 2022. Click the link for more info https://t.co/9TnCXsjdMO via @ValleyCom911
We are recruiting for a Human Resources Specialist with a focus on payroll processing, payroll auditing, leave management, benefits administration, and reconciling. Please click the link to visit our careers site. https://t.co/1vCJqwvv9b
#EqualOpportunityEmployer#hrjobs
In recognition of Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, we wanted to give a shout out to the dispatchers and call takers who are our lifeline. They help us get home safely every night, but rarely get recognized for their hard work. @SouthSound911@wastatepatrol@ValleyCom911
What a beautiful tribute!!!
Hanging in the @ValleyCom911 in Seattle US, each leaf (added) reps a life saved from cardiac arrest & each blossom reps a childbirth all of which dispatched from their very own 911 control room!
I'd love this idea brought over here in UK! @VeeVonnie
Please keep these numbers handy in the event you lose power during this wind storm. Do not call 911 to report that the power is out. Please use these numbers. You can also view the outage maps on either the PSE website or Seattle City's website #wawx
https://t.co/qOMQ4ZurI0
Please do not call 911 to report mask violations. Our 911 lines must stay open for emergency calls. For questions or to report businesses in violation, please refer to https://t.co/Xat7Hi3D1z
Contact your local police station for individuals or groups in violation.
While it has been stormy all morning it's predicted to continue through tonight. Power outages, tree damage, and unsecured objects such as garbage cans will be blown around.
Do not call 911 for power outages. Contact your power company #wawx
How does a dispatch center provide information during the COVID-19 crisis? @ValleyCom911 leverages data to help responders make the best possible decisions in the field. #COVIDResponse https://t.co/rk2qm20Qzy
9-1-1 reminder: Please don’t call 9-1-1 unless you have an emergency. If you do need police, fire or EMS services, be prepared to answer questions related to the health of yourself and those around you for the safety of first responders.
To slow the spread of COVID-19, everyone, even people who are young and healthy, must stay home except for emergency travel or essential needs.
Going outside for walks and exercise is allowed, as long as social distancing of 6 feet is maintained.
#stayhomestayhealthy
The Hearing, Speech, & Deaf Center will be posting videos every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday to help the deaf community for the next several weeks. In these VLOGs, they will be sharing information about what is going on with the COVID-19.
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Don’t feel ashamed if you have symptoms of #COVID19. If symptoms are life-threatening, call 911 - we are here to help you. Please be transparent and tell the dispatcher about your symptoms so we are prepared with the appropriate protective equipment. #HereToServe
Valley Com 911 is looking for a CAD System Administrator for our Computer-Aided Dispatch System! If you or someone you know would be a perfect fit for our agency please click the link or share this information!
https://t.co/By5ecvIh0S
#911hiring#employment#ITJobs
Valley Com 911 is looking for a CAD System Administrator for our Computer-Aided Dispatch System! If you or someone you know would be a perfect fit for our agency please click the link or share this information!
https://t.co/By5ecvIh0S
In the last few days, @PNSN1 recorded 9 small earthquakes from Camano Island to East King County. Scientists say the small quakes do not mean the Big One is imminent.
We can help you stay #KingCountyReady for earthquakes and other emergencies. 👉 https://t.co/UECqdPLL8o
We hope you are having a safe and fun Labor Day weekend. As a reminder, our communications center staff are working 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
We are always there when you need us!
Are you considering applying for our September 9th Call Receiver Academy? Watch our "Why Valley Com" video for more information on why you should work here.
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