CENCOM values our community's diversity and strives to reflect that diversity in our staff and respect that diversity in the delivery of our services.

CENCOM is responsible for answering all 911 and non-emergency calls for Police, Fire, Emergency Medical and Animal Control services.  We provide the citizens of Kitsap County with quick 24 hour a day, seven day a week access to emergency services by a highly trained and devoted team of more than 70 professionals. 

CENCOM is equipped with Automatic Location Identification (ALI). ALI automatically displays the caller's telephone number, the address/location of the telephone and supplementary emergency services information. This information allows the operator to dispatch the appropriate emergency service provider (medical, fire, police, animal control, etc.).

CENCOM’s service boundaries DO NOT limit the ability of the operator to transfer a call to the proper Emergency Service Provider no matter where that service may be located.  Call us and we'll contact the appropriate jurisdiction.

    For general, non-emergency questions about 911 services, please send us an email.
 
    In a motor vehicle collision? The operator or owner of any vehicle involved in a collision within this state in which any person is injured, including one's self, or in which any person's property sustains damages in the amount of $700.00** or more is required to complete a collision report form.  This form is available through the Washington State Patrol on-line and the link is provided here for your convenience. (Free adobe reader required, the form is in the .pdf format)  **This amount is subject to change; the information provided here is for your convenience only and may not be the most accurate available.

    Would you like to have a 911 Public Education Member speak to your school, church, community or civic group? Email us with your name and contact information.

    Traffic questions? Dial 511 on your cell phone, not 911.  For more information click here.  

    Call before you dig. Dial  811 before you dig, not 911.  For more information click here.

    Abandoned cars? Street sign down? Pot Holes? Drainage problems? Dial (360) 337 5777, not 911 or click here to complete an on line request for action.  If you'd rather send an email, click here.

Washington State Sex Offender Information Center. Click here.

Washington State Patrol Criminal History checks. Click here.