Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) are public safety emergency messages sent by authorized government authorities regarding threats to public safety from situations such as extreme weather or a threatening emergencies. The…
read moreAlerts can help keep you safe during an emergency. With WEA, warnings can be sent to your mobile device when you may be in harm’s way, without the need to…
read moreIf your contact information has changed and you have not registered your new information. If you only have a landline phone at your residence, the power is out and you…
read moreYes. When registering be sure to select the “This address is a business” option. Please note that emergency calls can only be delivered to a direct dial number. Automated attendants…
read moreIn most circumstances, SoCoAlert will try two more times to connect.
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read moreKeep a corded telephone to use during power failures, and be sure to turn the ringer on. This will not work if your phone service is provided by voiceover IP…
read moreListen carefully to the entire message. Follow the instructions given. You will have the option to repeat the message by pressing any key.
read moreSoCoAlert is a service of Emergency Communications Network, which takes security and privacy concerns seriously. They will not sell, trade, lease, or loan any data to third parties. Your information…
read moreYes. You can, and should, include home, text, mobile phone, work phone, and email. The SoCoAlert sign-up page allows you to indicate both primary and alternate phone numbers. Have all…
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