When to Call 911

Learn what counts as an emergency and when to use 911. See examples and guidance.

When to Call 911

Call 911 for life-threatening emergencies — fires, crimes in progress, medical crises, or any situation where someone's safety is at immediate risk.
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Non-Emergency: 425-407-3999

Report non-urgent issues without tying up 911. See when to call this line.

Non-Emergency: 425-407-3999

For noise complaints, minor incidents, and general questions, call the non-emergency line. Our staff will connect you to the right resource without tying up 911.
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Live Incident Feed

View real-time 911 incident activity across Snohomish County. Check the live feed.

Live Incident Feed

Real-time public safety activity, updated continuously. Data is delayed 10 minutes and is for informational purposes only.
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Public Records & Documents

Request 911 records and access key documents. Start your records request.

Public Records & Documents

Browse CAD logs, annual reports, board agendas, and financial statements in our public records portal, or submit a formal request online.
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Our Mission

Who We Are

SNO911 is the trusted link between the community and emergency responders, delivering communications and technology services that support public safety every day. Rooted in accountability, professionalism, and care for one another, we work as one team because what we do matters in life-changing moments.

Our Mission

"At SNO911, we commit to empower each other, foster accountability, and exhibit professionalism knowing our actions have the power to change lives."

SNO911

By The Numbers

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Avg. Calls a Day

Our dispatchers respond to up to 2,200 calls each day, sending help and support to citizens with different types of emergencies across Snohomish County.

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Avg. Call Response Time

Responding quickly is our top priority and 97.9% of all calls are answered within 20 seconds. We aim to keep our average above the national standard of 95%.

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Partner Agencies

Our 911 center is Washington State's largest 911 center by call volume, area and population served. We dispatch calls to 44 fire, police and EMS agencies.

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Public Record Requests

In 2025, we received 10,383 public records requests, providing citizens with a range of documents maintained by public agencies.

Careers

Join Our Team

Are you ready to answer the call?

80+

Employees

15K+

Calls Annually

24/7

Always On Duty

100%

Commitment

Responders & Partners

Supporting those who respond

SNO911 partners with 44 police, fire, EMS, and sheriff agencies across Snohomish County, working side by side to deliver seamless, reliable service, and our team is deeply grateful for the trust they place in us.

RESPONDERS: you'll find up-to-date systems information, outage and maintenance notices, protocol and CAD resources, training materials, project updates, and tools that support your daily operations.

Incident Feed

Incident Feed

Our incident feed shows recent 911 dispatch activity in near real time, giving the community a high-level view of where police, fire, and EMS resources are responding across Snohomish County. It helps you stay informed about active events in your area, supports situational awareness during major incidents, and demonstrates our commitment to transparency while still protecting caller and patient privacy.

Latest

News & Updates

Check out these and other news updates on our NEW Blog/News page

SNO911 is proudly recognized as an Accredited Center of Excellence having met the rigorous international standards on every medical 911 call.

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We're introducing carefully tested AI tools to help manage non-emergency calls and routine tasks, so our dispatchers can stay focused on the most urgent 911 calls.

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Our news section highlights key projects, milestones, and stories that show how we're strengthening 911 services across Snohomish County. Explore recent updates to see what we're working on and how these changes benefit the community.

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Through enhanced collaboration with local fire departments and EMS agencies, SNO911 has reduced average dispatch times by 12%, ensuring faster help when it matters most.

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SNO911's comprehensive training program has been recognized as a model for emergency communications centers across Washington State, setting new standards in dispatcher preparedness.

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FAQ

Questions?

Have questions about how Snohomish County 911 works or what a career here really looks like?

Our FAQs are a great place to start. You'll find clear answers on when and how to use 911, what services we provide, what to expect from programs like Nurse Navigation, and what it's like to work here.

ADA

Accessibility

We are committed to making 911 services, facilities, and employment accessible to everyone. Our accessibility widget — available via the button at the bottom-right of every page — provides tools for contrast, text size, screen reader support, keyboard navigation, and more.