City Phones Scheduled for Systems Testing – Temporary Downtime

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The City of Snoqualmie has announced a scheduled upgrade to its phone system, with the first phase set to begin on December 21 at 6 a. m. and concluding on December 22, 2019. During this period, general phone lines and voicemail services may be intermittently disrupted, though the city reassures that all Police and Fire Department phone systems will remain fully operational and that 911 services will continue without interruption. To assist residents during the downtime, the city has provided a list of emergency contact numbers for various services, including Parks and Streets Maintenance, Water Service, and Wastewater Service.

Residents are also encouraged to reach out via email for any questions prior to the service interruptions. This upgrade is part of a two-phase process, with the second phase scheduled for January 2020. The initiative aims to improve the overall reliability and efficiency of the city's communication systems. City officials emphasize the importance of being prepared during this temporary disruption. The public's understanding and cooperation are appreciated as the city works to enhance its services.

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