TUESDAY: 911 in the spotlight at West Seattle Block Watch Captains Network

As announced by the West Seattle Block Watch Captains Network for Tuesday night ([corrected] 6:30 pm January 22nd):

Our main presentation topic is 9-1-1, something most of us take for granted until something goes wrong…

Our guest speaker will be Kayreen Lum, the E-911 Outreach and Training Specialist for King County. She will talk about the recent 9-1-1 outage, what caused it, and what to do if it happens again. She’ll also explain when and how to use the relatively new option, to send text messages to 9-1-1 (which is now available in Seattle and King County).

As always, a police briefing/Q&A will be part of the meeting too. WSBWCN meets at the Southwest Precinct (2300 SW Webster), all welcome – you don’t have to be a Block Watch captain or even member.

1 Reply to "TUESDAY: 911 in the spotlight at West Seattle Block Watch Captains Network"

  • WSR January 22, 2019 (11:14 am)

    What causes a gasoline smell in the water? Has anyone else noticed this? We called the water company and they said it’s totally fine for the water to smell like gasoline, not sure if I believe that…

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