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Of key importance to Emergency Preparedness is the ability to receive notifications of impending or current emergency/disaster situations as well as bulletins from local, state and federal agencies. EMCOM provides the most comprehensive, sophisticated and advanced technology in Emergency Notification Systems, with its own proprietary network, phone and pager systems as well as with satellite-based, instant emergency notification systems. Our state-of-the-art integrated systems deliver not only notifications to our coordinators and the public, but also provide intra and inter-agency communications for emergency organizations, as well as channels for posting bulletins directly to the media or the public. Our system provides the fastest, most comprehensive emergency/disaster notifications currently available anywhere, and include notifications for:
For more information on the capabilities of the universal notification system for emergency agencies, CLICK HERE. Notification SolutionsNOAA Weather/All Hazard RadioThe most basic requirement for emergency communications for individuals and families is the NOAA Weather/All Hazard Radio system. As a stand-alone unit, EMCOM recommends (and provides) the Midland Radio Model 74-250 handheld S.A.M.E Weather/All Hazard Monitor system. Combination Emergency Communications / NOAA Weather / All Hazard Radios For those persons wanting to combine their emergency notification with their personal emergency communications, EMCOM recommends (and provides), a line of Motorola FRS/GMRS -NOAA Weather combination radios. See our Neighborhood Emergency Radio Communications Specification for more details. National Emergency Alert Notification System For EMCOM neighborhood based Community Emergency Preparedness Coordinators, EMCOM freely provides its NEWS system, which provides a complete range of notification and bulletin services, including messages from local agencies and organizations. These bulletins can be received on any kind of internet connected computer, or via e-mail, cell phones and pagers. For more information, see our National Emergency Alert Notification System page.
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