Emergency services in Washington are coordinated through the state emergency management agency, which works with county offices, first responders, and federal partners to prepare for and respond to disasters unique to the region's geography and hazard profile.
Emergency Services locations are available in 31 cities across Washington. They are spread across 18 counties.
Cities with the highest concentration include Ellensburg, Longview, Taholah, which have dedicated emergency management offices serving large populations and complex infrastructure.
Residents of Washington should sign up for their county's emergency alert system and follow the state emergency management agency on social media for real-time updates during disasters and severe weather events.
Residents of Washington should register for their county's emergency alert system and keep a go-bag packed with essentials including medications, documents, water, and a battery-powered radio in case of an emergency requiring rapid evacuation.
Browse Emergency Services by county across Washington to find the nearest location.