PublicSafetyTesting

This week is #NationalTelecommunicatorsWeek and we want to say a big #thankyou to @NORCOM911 for always having our backs.

#BetterLateThanNever. Here are the new #troopers that reported to District 2 King County after graduating on March 13th. Welcome and #BeSafeOutThere .

Join PST and our partner agencies at one of our Virtual Career Fair events! We are encouraging anyone who is interested in hearing directly from department representatives to register. View more info and the list of participating agencies on our FB page! facebook.com/events/9006555…

During this time of #SocialDistancing where the health and safety of all are paramount, we will be pausing Officer hiring through April 30. We will work with @PST911 and reevaluate the testing process at that time.

Do you have your application in? Next class starts in October. Sign up with public safety testing, we hope to start the written test in May.

A public service message:

9-1-1 reminder: Please don’t call 9-1-1 unless you have an emergency. If you do need police, fire or EMS services, be prepared to answer questions related to the health of yourself and those around you for the safety of first responders.

Great job everyone with adhering to the Governor's mandate to stay at home! 👏 We are doing proactive patrols to check businesses that are temporarily closed and cruising through neighborhoods too! (hey porch pirates, stay home). #vanpoliceusa #StayHomeStaySafe

We are hiring. Test soon to make the next class.

Our patrol officers are the backbone of keeping your community safe. Officer Arvan got a little dirty doing so recently while chasing a suspect. Test with @PST911 this Saturday @WSCJTC to become eligible to work along side Officer Arvan. #bootsarealittlewet

New website, who dis? Check out our brand-new look at publicsafetytesting.com! We are pleased to offer you an online PHS, expedited Remote Testing process, and upgraded resources! While you're there, sign up to test for one (or all!) of our amazing agencies!

These three Officers are a great example of our future and the outstanding service we provide to our community. We have another opportunity to join our team coming up this month. We will pull scores from @PST911 on 10/21!

We are pleased to announce that PST is launching a new website! Our website will be unavailable from 5:00pm on Friday, October 4th until 5:00pm on Sunday, October 6th while we transition over. Make sure to visit us Monday to check out the changes at PublicSafetyTesting.Com!

Officers responded to a noise disturbance and met the youngest SWAT officer at her birthday party. HAPPY BIRTHDAY lil’ sister!! 🎂🎈

Check it out!! @kimberlyrosewh1 noticed our Twitter post and she swung by the booth. She’s testing for us on Sept. 26th in Spokane through @PST911 Let’s Gooooooo!!!! @WSUPullman

A huge THANK YOU to all our Kirkland Correctional Officers and Employees during National Correctional Officers and Employees Week. Through Honor, Integrity and Courage they professionally serve our community every day.

@WACrimeWatch @troopercareer If you fail your PAT, you can retake it once within 90 days. A retest failure requires a 90-day waiting period from the date of written exam, and you must retake both. Practice written exams are available in our online store and practice PAT events on our Test Event Calendar.

@troopercareer @PST911 We have a question. If the physical fitness test is failed, how long till it can be retried again? Is there any practice physical fitness test and/or written?

Now till 2pm stop on in at the Everett Community College Spring Career Fair located in the Henry M. Jackson Conference Center. Meet with our recruiter & speak with @PST911 staff about the written & physical fitness testing standards. #BeATrooper TS

There is still time to get registered with @pst911 and become eligible for this event. Recruits selected from this process can anticipate a July 1 hire date!

Our hearts, thoughts & prayers go out to the family and friends of the fallen Kent police officer, the injured Kent police officer, the men & women of the Kent Police Department, and to everyone serving in public safety.