What is the best and fastest way to get into contact with a local Fish and Wildlife Officer?

For emergency situations such as poaching in progress or emergency dangerous wildlife incidents with people, dial 911 or contact the Washington State Patrol and ask to be put in contact with the nearest on-duty Fish and Wildlife Officer.
If your reason for contacting Fish and Wildlife Enforcement is not an emergency but deals with a past or future poaching incident, and you wish to leave a confidential message or receive a follow-up contact, you can call WDFW Turn In a Poacher (TIP) line at 1-877-933-9847.
You may contact the WDFW Enforcement Dispatch Center (WILDCOMM) at (360) 902-2936. If you contact WDFW after 5:00PM, or on weekends or holidays, your call will be returned on the next business day.
You may also contact your local WDFW Regional Office during normal work hours (numbers can be found on the WDFW website and in regulation pamphlets).