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Officials with the the Kittitas County Sheriff's Office say 911 service has been restored in the Snoqualmie Pass area Monday night.
Service was restored at about 10:45 p.m.
The Sheriff's Office were telling people to call Kittcom directly at 1-800-622-9924 or 509-925-8534 for emergency services.
Sgt. Ryan Abbott of the King County Sheriff's Office told KIRO 7 that their communication center said they have an email about lines accidentally being cut.
A CenturyLink official said there was a truck that took out a fiber line east of North Bend, which took out voice and landlines, as well as 911 to 650 customers.
There is no estimated restoration time and crews are on site.
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