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The Government Emergency Telecommunications Service (GETS) and the Wireless Priority Service (WPS) programs are companion services for priority calling offered by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security (CISA). CISA recommends that individuals requesting WPS also request a GETS card. The registration process will allow you to request both services at the same time.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) recommends that individuals requesting WPS also request a GETS card. The registration process will allow you to request both services at the same time. Frequently asked questions about GETS. GETS/WPS Documents. A compilation of GETS and WPS forms and related reference materials.

WPS calls do not preempt calls in progress, but provide priority status over cellular communications networks. To get priority status over the wireline communications network, you need to use the Government Emergency Telecommunications Service (GETS). WPS and GETS can be …

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WPS serves approximately 450,000 electric customers and 333,000 natural gas customers in northeast and central Wisconsin. If you have trees that are growing into or have fallen onto power lines, please call 800-450-7260. Receive outage alerts and other billing and payment notifications. Please be aware of the following scam targeting ...

A user ID and password is assigned to each individual who registers for access to the Transactional Areas. Only one user ID is allowed per person. Individuals are strictly forbidden from using another person's account, identity, or password. Do not lend, share, or "hand off" your user ID and/or disclose your password. Sharing of accounts may ...