As part of a growing trend, Dumont has unveiled a new emergency alert system that will contact you when an emergency arises.
In the span of a month the new system called the Citizen Communication Center, or C3, has signed up over 500 families, allowing the borough to send custom emergency messages - ranging from road closures, power outages, floodings, school closings, and even national terror alerts.
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- AEN SIGNS PACT WITH HUGHES NETWORK SYSTEMS
- AEN’S NORCROSS SETS ASIDE TV DUTIES
- AMERICA’S EMERGENCY NETWORK’S CHRIS BENNETT TALKS WITH NOKIA’S BLOGMEISTERS
- POTENTIAL OF FM AVAILABILITY ON CELL PHONE
- FEMA AGREES TO MANAGE MOBILE PHONE ALERT SYSTEM
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Alachua County residents can now sign up their cell phone numbers to receive emergency alerts from the county’s combined communications center.
A Report commissioned by an NAB advocacy program aimed at fast-tracking advanced services for radio states that the radio industry should move quickly to convince cell phone manufacturers of the benefits of producing FM-capable cell phones.
With a new approach to public warning on the horizon, Global Security Systems is actively pushing its Alert FM Datacast technology.
At the height of wildfires last week, the Santa Cruz (Calif.) County Consolidated Communications Center used their emergency notification system to make almost 8,000 telephone calls.
Five cities across the USA are testing a new national 911 system that would allow communications with police and other emergency personnel by text message and take advantage of the latest technology to pinpoint accident scenes.
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