The state of Washington’s 9-1-1 Public Education Group and the State 911 Coordination Office have developed several public service announcements to help your public education campaigns.
You can find a Playlist of YouTube Videos here. To request the raw MP4 video, email web.update@mil.wa.gov
with the link of the video you’d like.
Seattle Refined aired a sponsored segment focusing on what it takes to be a 911 dispatcher and the questions they face.
Among the campaigns featured over the years:
- A PSA encouraging residents to know your location when calling 911 and answer questions. There's two versions of this ad.
- See the 30-second ad on YouTube here with footage from South Sound 911. (2025)
- See the 30-second ad on YouTube here with footage from NORCOM, the Northeast King County Regional Public Safety Communication Agency. (2025)
- A PSA encouraging residents to call 911 when they see an immediate threat to life or property or something that could pose a risk.
- See the 30-second ad on YouTube here. (2025)
- A PSA encouraging residents to know the difference between 911, 988 and 211.
- See the 30-second ad fronted by a KOMO 4 meteorologist. (2025)
- See the 30-second ad fronted by a KEPR/KIMA meteorologist. (2025)
- A PSA encouraging residents to work for 911. There's been several iterations of this ad over the past few years.
- 911 Jobs ad. 30 seconds (2020)
- 911 Jobs ad. 15 seconds (2021)
- 911 Jobs ad. 15 seconds (2025)
- A Spanish-language PSA encouraging residents to call 911. (2024)
- See the 30-second ad on YouTube here.
- 30-second ad is in a square shaped geared for social media sharing.
- A PSA focusing on residents knowing their location. (2015)
- A PSA focusing on preventing accidental calls. (2015)
