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05/30/2026

Units have cleared the area of 700 East Lopez Avenue.

Thank you for your cooperation as law enforcement worked through this high priority incident today.

05/30/2026

**Scene update**
700 Block of East Lopez Avenue

The suspect has peacefully surrendered to police custody after the combination of negotiations and chemical munitions and has been transported to jail.

Investigators remain on scene and the follow-up investigation remains active.

Please stay clear of the area until law enforcement presence allows you to return.

Did you know here at PenCom Dispatch (Peninsula Communications) we handle all of the emergency and non-emergency lines f...
04/26/2026

Did you know here at PenCom Dispatch (Peninsula Communications) we handle all of the emergency and non-emergency lines for our county (Clallam) including police, fire and EMS as well as the business lines for each agency we work with?
Do you know when to use the non-emergency lines versus 911 and what numbers to call?

04/20/26 - 0837 hours. There is a general power outage along the waterfront in Port Angeles. Crews are working on this...
04/20/2026

04/20/26 - 0837 hours. There is a general power outage along the waterfront in Port Angeles. Crews are working on this, but there is no ETA to power being restored. Please do NOT call 911 unless you are reporting an emergency.

UPDATE 9:45 a.m.: Power has been restored to all remaining customers as of 9:35 a.m. If you experience a new power outage, please notify us by calling 360-417-4726.

Thank you for your patience, and to our crews for their quick work!
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April 20 at 8:15 a.m.: An electrical outage occurred early this morning in downtown Port Angeles. At this time, power has been restored to most customers. However, power remains out for portions of Front Street and Railroad Avenue, from Oak Street to the City Pier. Crews are onsite to complete repairs. Estimated restoration time is currently unknown.

An update will be provided when more information is available. Do not call 911 unless there is an emergency.

Residents in the impacted area have been notified via Everbridge. To subscribe to receive alerts, please visit cityofpa.us/1418/Emergency-Alerts

IT TAKES A COUNTY.We are so grateful for the many agencies that we partner with to serve our community. These are our pa...
04/19/2026

IT TAKES A COUNTY.

We are so grateful for the many agencies that we partner with to serve our community. These are our partners who answer each time we dispatch them, call out to them, and send tones to (even waking them in the middle of the night, right after they've fallen asleep for the 10th time).

We are grateful to those who respond kindly when we show that we are only human by the weight of the calls we carry or the exhaustion of the hours we wear like our badge.

We are thankful to those we get to share our time with. Many of us have become like a close-knit family over the years and these relationships only continue to grow and flourish.

We could not be prouder to serve side by side with these brothers and sisters. It would not work without you so THANK YOU.

IT TAKES A WHOLE COUNTY.

Port Angeles Police Department (PAPD)
Clallam County Sheriff's Office (CCSO)
City of Sequim Government (SPD)
(LEPD)
(FPD)
(LPPD)
'KLALLAMTRIBALPOLICE (JTFW)
Washington State Patrol (WSP)
Jeffcom 911 Communications (JEFFCOM)
Olympic National Park (ONP)
City of Port Angeles Fire Department (PAFD)
Clallam 2 Fire-Rescue (FD2)
Clallam County Fire District 3 (FD3)
Friends of Joyce Fire and Rescue (FD4)
Clallam County Fire District #5 (FD5)
Clallam County Fire District 6 (FD6/ThreeRivers)
Clallam County Fire District 1 (FFD/FD1)
(OA)
Life Flight Network
Aurelian
(thankachaplain)

When someone calls 911, a calm voice answers. That voice could be yours.If you’re interested in learning what it takes t...
04/18/2026

When someone calls 911, a calm voice answers. That voice could be yours.

If you’re interested in learning what it takes to become a 911 Dispatcher, or if you just want to see what Peninsula Communications is all about, check out this video!

For even more information, please contact our Human Resources team at [email protected].

58 likes. "PenCom 911 Communications Officers: It's More Than a Career, It's a Calling"

You know you are old when . . . 😀
04/15/2026

You know you are old when . . . 😀

This coming week of April 12th-18th is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. This week especially, we’ll be cel...
04/12/2026

This coming week of April 12th-18th is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week.

This week especially, we’ll be celebrating our wonderful team here at PenCom along with those at countless other centers around us. These telecommunicators or dispatchers are the unseen heroes who answer every call, one after the other, no matter the hour, emergency or crisis level. They are the calm voices behind the chaos. 💛

Thank you for your service to our community. We appreciate you.

Thank you Joyce Fire Auxiliary and Friends of Joyce Fire Department , (or should we say Easter Bunny) for hopping in. We...
04/04/2026

Thank you Joyce Fire Auxiliary and Friends of Joyce Fire Department , (or should we say Easter Bunny) for hopping in. We love our partner agencies. We could not do what we do without you!

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