Washington County 911

06/11/2026

As the day winds down, take a few moments to help keep yourself, your property, and your neighborhood safe:

🔹 Lock your vehicle doors
🔹 Remove valuables from plain sight
🔹 Secure your home, garage, and sheds
🔹 Stay aware of your surroundings

If you see suspicious activity, you can always call us to report it. Call our non-emergency number, or call 911 if there is an immediate threat to life or property.

A few simple steps before bed can help prevent thefts and keep our community safer for everyone.

Your WC911 team is here 24/7 when you need us. Stay safe, Washington County!

06/10/2026

A big thank you to the Washington County 4-H club for stopping by and treating our WC911 team to snacks and breakfast tacos yesterday!

Your kindness and support means so much to us. We are grateful for community partners like you who take the time to recognize the people behind the phones and radios.

Thank you for thinking of us!💚

06/05/2026

From your WC911 team, congratulations to the Burton Panthers on winning the 2026 UIL State Championship!

What an incredible accomplishment!! This is a moment you’ll remember for years to come, and it’s one that has given Burton plenty to celebrate.

Enjoy this well-earned victory and celebrate this unforgettable accomplishment. Burton, your Panthers are STATE CHAMPIONS!👏🏼🏆

05/26/2026

Today, we honor the courageous men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their bravery and sacrifice continue to inspire us every day.

From our WC911 family to yours, thank you to all who have served, and we remember those who never made it home.🇺🇸

Stay safe Washington County.💙

05/24/2026

Congratulations to the Class of 2026! 🎓

No matter where life takes you next, remember to stay kind, stay driven, and never underestimate what you’re capable of accomplishing.

From all of us at WC911, we’re proud of you and we’re cheering you on! We can’t wait to see the impact you make.

Stay safe, dream big, and remember: this is only the beginning.🤍

05/21/2026

This National EMS Week, we want to recognize and thank our incredible Washington County EMS partners for the dedication, compassion, and lifesaving care you provide to our community every day.

As the voices answering the calls and dispatching the emergencies, we see firsthand the commitment and professionalism you bring to every response — no matter the time, situation, or conditions.

Thank you for trusting us to stand beside you as part of one team with one mission: serving and protecting our community. We are proud to work alongside you and grateful for the partnership we share.💙

Happy National EMS Week from your WC911 team!!!

05/19/2026

⚠️ WEATHER ALERT ⚠️

Heavy rain and potentially severe weather are expected in our area over the next several days. Please use caution while traveling and stay weather aware.

✔️ If travel is necessary, slow down on wet roads
✔️ Never drive through flooded roadways
✔️ Keep phones charged in case of outages
✔️ Monitor trusted weather sources for updates

Our telecommunicators and responders are here and ready to serve the community. Stay safe, Washington County!

05/14/2026

As this week is National Police Week, we wanted to take a moment to recognize and thank the men and women of our local law enforcement agencies for their service, sacrifice, and dedication to keeping our communities safe.

From the deputies and officers on the streets to the investigators, administration, and support staff behind the scenes; your commitment does not go unnoticed! We are so very grateful for the partnerships we share and for the work you do every day, often under difficult and demanding circumstances.

From all of us at WC911, thank you for your professionalism, courage, and unwavering service to our community. We appreciate all that you do — not just this week, but every day!💙

05/12/2026

We are asking our local livestock owners to please complete a WC911 Livestock Registration form to help us better protect your animals, your property, motorists, and our community during emergencies.

This process is about safety and getting the right information to the right people as quickly as possible when time matters.

When livestock are loose due to storms, damaged fencing, accidents, or other unexpected situations, first responders often spend valuable time trying to figure out who owns the animals and who currently leases the property. Updated registration information helps us contact the correct person quickly — not someone who sold their livestock or no longer leases that pasture from years ago.

Having accurate information can help:
🔹 Get your livestock home faster
🔹 Reduce stress on owners and responders
🔹 Prevent roadway hazards and accidents
🔹 Improve emergency response during storms, fires, or disasters
🔹 Protect your animals and surrounding property

This information is used for emergency and public safety purposes only and helps us respond more efficiently when incidents occur.

If you own cattle, horses, goats, sheep, or other livestock within Washington County, we encourage you to complete the registration form and keep your information updated.

Working together helps us keep both the community and your livestock safer. 💛

Please register your livestock with Washington County 911 dispatch so we can keep our records up to date, contact the appropriate person when needed, and better monitor and protect your property. If you have livestock on multiple properties or lease additional pastures — please complete a separate...

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at Washington County 911!

Today, we want to give a special shoutout to the incredible mothers who serve our community every day as telecommunicators. Whether they’re answering emergency calls, coordinating help during difficult moments, or balancing long shifts with family life, their dedication does not go unnoticed.

We hope all mothers in Washington County and beyond have a wonderful, relaxing, and well-deserved Mother’s Day!