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Nixle Alert

To sign up for Nixle alerts, follow these steps:
  • Via Text: Text any ZIP code or keyword to 888777 to receive alerts directly on your phone.
  • Online Registration: Visit the Nixle website and create an account by entering your information in the sign-up box.
  • Profile Updates: After signing up, you can update your user profile and settings as needed.
If you need further assistance please call Carl in the office on Tuesday's and Thursday's and we’ll see what we can do to assist you.
Nixle Alert is a mass notification system used by public safety agencies to send emergency alerts and advisories to residents via text, email, and voice messages. It allows for real-time, two-way communication, helping communities stay informed during critical situations. 

Key features and benefits of Nixle Alert:
  • Real-time alerts: Nixle provides timely notifications during emergencies, allowing residents to stay informed about potential threats and safety measures.
  • Multiple communication channels: Alerts are sent via text, email, and voice messages, ensuring residents receive the information regardless of their preference.
  • Personalized notifications: Users can customize their preferences to receive alerts based on specific locations or types of emergencies.
  • Two-way communication: Nixle allows for two-way communication, enabling residents to respond to alerts and share information with public safety agencies.
  • Free service: Nixle is a free service for residents. 
Examples of Nixle Alert usage:
  • Severe weather events: Nixle can be used to alert residents about severe weather warnings, such as tornadoes, floods, or blizzards.
  • Evacuations: During evacuations, Nixle can be used to inform residents about evacuation orders and safety instructions.
  • Missing person alerts: Nixle can be used to disseminate alerts about missing persons, helping to increase public awareness and assist in search efforts.
  • Community events: Nixle can also be used to provide information about community events, such as festivals or concerts.