Kitsap County residents now have a dedicated number to call for routine public safety issues that are not emergencies, a change officials say will help keep 911 lines open for urgent calls.
Kitsap 911 and Aurelian, a technology platform built for emergency communications centers, announced that Kitsap 911 has deployed “Ava,” Aurelian’s virtual assistant, on a new non-emergency line for Kitsap County.
The public can now call 360-328-7711 for non-emergency public safety matters.
The deployment marks the first time the county’s approximately 278,000 residents have had a dedicated non-emergency contact option. Kitsap County, located on the Kitsap Peninsula across Puget Sound from Seattle, includes Bremerton, Silverdale, Port Orchard, and surrounding communities that rely on Kitsap 911 for emergency communications.
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