Alabama launches statewide emergency notification system for disasters

Alabama activates statewide disaster alert system

Alabama residents can now sign up to receive statewide alerts warning of floods and other disasters directly on their phones.

AL Governor announces new statewide system has gone live

ALABAMA (WCBI) – Alabama residents have a new way to get warnings about possible natural disasters. Governor Kay Ivey announced earlier today that the new statewide notification system has gone live. The new system, managed by the Alabama Emergency Management Agency, will alert residents to floods and other disasters. In her State of the State Address in January, Ivey revealed that funding was in place. She had called for such a system after the…

Gov. Kay Ivey launches Statewide emergency alert system. How to sign up

Gov. Kay Ivey announced Alabama's new emergency alert system, allowing residents to receive disaster and flood warnings statewide. How to sign up.

Alabama launches statewide emergency notification system for disasters

MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Alabama recently announced the activation of a new emergency notification system across the state designed to quickly alert residents about flooding and other natural disasters. In an announcement made Tuesday by Gov. Kay Ivey’s office, the system was described as rapidly able to send alerts to cell phones and landlines, as well as local television and radio stations. Ivey first announced plans for the system during her State …

Alabama Activates Statewide Emergency Notification System

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State of Alabama activates new emergency notification system

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WAKA) – The State of Alabama has activated a new emergency notification system that will work alongside TV and radio stations to warn residents of life-threatening disasters. In her State of the State Address earlier this year, Gov. Kay Ivey announced that $1.2 million in funding had been set aside to launch the new emergency notification system. “As I announced in January, our new statewide notification system will ensure all …