Washington State 911 Advisory Committee

The Washington State 911 Advisory Committee was created in 1991 to advise and assist the State 911 Coordinator in coordinating and facilitating the implementation and operation of enhanced 911 throughout the state. The members of the committee represent diverse geographical areas of the state and work together to recommend actions that help set uniform National and State standards for 911 services. The committee utilizes its many Subcommittees, which specialize in the varied aspects of 911 services, to create cohesive actions to recommend to the State 911 Coordinator, as per RCW 38.52.530.

Leadership

Chair
Katy Myers
425-393-9621
kmyers@norcom.org

Vice Chair
Mike Worden
509-422-7204
mworden@co.okanogan.wa.us

Advisory Committee Membership

1. National Emergency Number Association (NENA)
2. Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials, International (APCO)
3. Washington State Association of Fire Chiefs
4. Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs
5. Washington State Council of Fire Fighters
6. Washington State Council of Police Officers
7. Washington Ambulance Association
8. State Fire Policy Board
9. Washington Fire Commissioners Association
10. Washington State Patrol (WSP)
11. Association of Washington Cities - East
12. Association of Washington Cities - West
13. Washington State Association of Counties - East
14. Washington State Association of Counties - West
15. Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (WUTC)
16. Washington Independent Telephone Companies (WITA)
17. Telecommunicators
18. Wireless Providers
19. Department of Health (DOH)
20. Washington wireless industries position 1
21. Washington wireless industries position 2
22. Washington wireless industries position 3
23. Voice over Internet Protocol provider

Washington State Enhanced 911 Advisory Committee Bylaws

A PDF of the bylaws is located here.

Welcome Letter from Chair

Read the welcome letter from 911 Advisory Committee Chair Katy Myers.

Meeting Information

The Advisory Committee usually meets on the third Thursday of the month. This is the schedule for the 2024 meetings (PDF). Our 2024 meetings are available to attend by Teams at the following links: March. April. May. June. July. August. September. October. November. December.

Current Agenda

• December 2024 (PDF)
  

Minutes/Notes

• July 2024 CISA 911 Training (Video)
• April 2024 (PDF)
• March 2024 (PDF)
• January 2024 (PDF)
  
• December 2023 (PDF)
  
• November 2023 (PDF)
• October 2023 (PDF)
• September 2023 (PDF)
• August 2023 (PDF)
• July 2023 (PDF)
• June 2023 (PDF)
  
• May 2023 (PDF) 
• April 2023 (PDF)
  
• March 2023 (PDF)
• February 2023 (PDF)
• December 2022 (PDF)
  
• November 2022 (PDF)
  
• October 2022 (PDF)
  
• September 2022 (PDF)
  
• August 2022 (PDF)
• July 2022 (PDF)
  
• June 2022 (PDF)
• May 2022 (PDF)
  
• April 2022 (PDF)
  
• March 2022 (PDF)
• February 2022 (PDF)
  
• January 2022 (PDF)
  
• December 2021 (PDF)
  
• November 2021 (PDF)
  
• October 2021 (PDF)
  
• September 2021 (PDF)
  
• August 2021 (PDF)
  
• July 2021 (PDF)
• June 2021 (PDF)
• May 2021  (PDF)
• April 2021 (PDF)
• March 2021 (PDF)
• February 2021 (PDF)
• January 2021 (PDF)
• December 2020 (PDF)
• November 2020 (PDF)
  
• September 2020 (PDF)
  
• July 2020 (PDF)
  
• May 2020 (PDF)
  
• April 2020 (PDF)
  
• March 2020 (PDF)
• February 2020 (PDF)
• December 2019 (PDF)
• November 2019 (PDF)
• October 2019 (PDF)
• September 2019 (PDF)
• July 2019 (PDF)
• April 2019 (PDF)
• February 2019 (PDF)
• January 2019 (PDF)

911 Advisory Committee Subcommittees

Subcommittees are established by the 911 Advisory Committee to focus on specific issues including conducting visits, studies, surveys, or research projects and for assembling information for special projects in order to provide advice to the State 911 Coordinator and the 911 Advisory Committee.

To request minutes or agendas that are no longer housed on this site, please contact the State 911 Coordination Office State 911 Coordinator