Thanks to everyone who reported fireworks by phone, web & app this 4th of July! 🎇 We received 2,295 total calls — 823 fireworks-related, incl. 424 online/app reports. Your help kept 911 open for real emergencies. We appreciate you! 🙌

🔥 Stay Alert. Stay Safe. 🔥 Wildfires move fast — don’t wait to get the info you need. Head to Spokane911.com or use the SREC 911 Mobile Appto stay alert and ready. ✅ Enter your address ✅ See if you're in or near an evacuation zone ✅ Receive real-time alerts

💥 Still hearing fireworks? Use the SREC 911 app or SREC911.com to report! ✅ Reports go to the right jurisdiction 🕛Available thru July 6 midnight 📞Call 911 only for emergencies

Reminder: Report nuisance fireworks via the SREC 911 app, Spokane911.com, or by calling Crime Check at (509) 456-2233. Call 911 for: • Fire or smoke • Fireworks aimed at people • Injury/medical needs • Fireworks in dry areas

Fireworks reporting is OPEN now through July 6! Use the SREC 911 app, Spokane911.com, or call Crime Check at (509) 456-2233. Call 911 for: • Smoke or fire • Fireworks aimed at people • Injuries or medical help • Fireworks in dry fields

🔥 Fire Season is Here – Be Ready 🔥 Level 3 (GO NOW!) evacuation underway in Spokane. Stay informed with @SREC911 tools: 🗺️ Interactive Evac Map: bit.ly/SRECOfficialEvac 📱 Get the free SREC 911 app (Apple & Google Play) 📢 Sign up for ALERT Spokane: spokane911.com

🚨 SREC Earns Prestigious Dispatch Excellence Award! 🚨 We’re proud to announce that Spokane Regional Emergency Communications (SREC) is now an Accredited Center of Excellence (ACE) for Emergency Medical Dispatching! 🏆 SREC is one of only three agencies in WA to achieve this.

After more than five years of discussions, the SREC Board of Directors has made the difficult decision to end talks with the City of Spokane regarding its integration into the regional emergency communications model. 📌 Learn more: spokane911.com/uploads/1/4/4…

‼️Verizon is currently experiencing a nationwide service outage. Phones are still able to call 911. ‼️ PLEASE ONLY CALL 911 IF YOU ARE HAVING AN EMERGENCY. If you have specific questions about this outage please visit Verizon’s website. #SREC911 #alwayshereforyou

We led a countywide team in the selection of a new CAD system--@HexagonSIG, putting fire and law enforcement agencies on a single system for the first time in Spokane County. Read more at: spokane911.com/documents.htm…

Today, we issued a press release that marks a significant milestone for Spokane Regional Emergency Communications (SREC) – our five-year anniversary as a Public Development Authority. Read the full press release here: spokane911.com/documents.htm…

Happy 4th of July everyone! As a reminder, please help us keep 911 lines free for emergencies. Please report nuisance fireworks via our website at spokane911.com or via our mobile app (search SREC911 on the app stores). Please stay safe out there!

This 4th of July, help us keep 911 lines free for emergencies. There are several ways to report nuisance fireworks but never hesitate to call 911 if it's an emergency. Stay safe out there!

WE LAUNCHED OUR 1ST MOBILE APP! 😀🎉❤️ Our new mobile app is designed to provide the community with a wide range of public safety resources at their fingertips, like fireworks reporting and online Crime Check Reports. Download for Android or iPhone today. Just search SREC911.

IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ Due to a technical difficulty, erroneous evacuation notices were sent out. ALL EVACUATION NOTICES CURRENTLY REMAIN UNCHANGED. We are working to correct this situation and apologize for the inconvenience.

Our online reporting is now closed, but if you need to report nuisance fireworks, please call Crime Check at (509) 456-2233. We're here 24/7. For immediate threats to life or property, call 911 immediately. #srec911 #staysafe #alwayshereforyou😘

We are currently experiencing a high volume of calls. You can help us prioritize emergencies by using our online fireworks reporting at spokane911.com. Thank you!

Online reporting for fireworks is open from 6pm-12am tonight. SREC911.com #srec911 #staysafeoutthere #alwayshereforyou

If you have an Android phone, you could be accidentally calling 911 without knowing it. We've seen a spike in 911 hang up calls, which we have to call back 2x. Please don't hang up! Stay on the line and let us know it was an accident.