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Video Library

Select the resources below to learn about GETS, WPS, and TSP; how to enroll, and helpful tips for using the services.

How to Enroll in Government Emergency Telecommunications Services (GETS), Wireless Priority Service (WPS) and Telecommunications Service Priority (TSP)

Learn more about enrollment in Priority Telecommunications Services.

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How to Make a Government Emergency Telecommunications (GETS) Call

Understand how to make a Government Emergency Telecommunications (GETS) call.

How to Make a Wireless Priority Service (WPS) Call

Discover how to make a Wireless Priority Service (WPS) call.

What to Do When the GETS Access Number Doesn't Work

Remediation steps for when a GETS Access number does not work.

Programming GETS/WPS into Your Phone Contacts List

Configure GETS and WPS in your phone contacts.

How to Request Provisioning or Restoration Once Enrolled in TSP

Learn how to request provisioning or restoration after TSP enrollment.

Priority Telecommunications Services (PTS) Webinar

Understand more about PTS.