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This popular Alabama beach wants to use drones to prevent drownings. How will it work?

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First responders in Orange Beach, Alabama are hoping to respond faster to drownings and other 911 calls starting next summer with a new tool: self-launching drones.

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This popular Alabama beach wants to use drones to prevent drownings. How will it work?

First responders in Orange Beach, Alabama are hoping to respond faster to drownings and other 911 calls starting next summer with a new tool: self-launching drones.

·New Orleans, United States
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Nola broke the news in New Orleans, United States on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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