Pleasant Valley Emergency Alert Notification
PLEASANT VALLEY EMERGENCY ALERT NOTIFICATION
Pleasant Valley Public Safety Keeps Citizens Safe and Informed with a new Emergency Alert System.
Residents and Businesses Can Sign Up to Receive Critical Communications and Emergency Alerts
Pleasant Valley, Missouri is now working with Everbridge, a leader in unified critical communications, to keep residents, businesses, and emergency personnel safe and informed with quick and reliable emergency notifications and public service announcements. The City of Pleasant Valley, Missouri will begin using Everbridge Resident Alerts to communicate with citizens and businesses during emergencies and other critical events. Residents are encouraged to register immediately to receive these alerts: www.pleasantvalleymo.org
Pleasant Valley will use the Everbridge emergency notification system to alert residents about a variety of events, ranging from severe weather, fires, floods and other emergencies, to more routine announcements, such as road closures and water utility maintenance. Messages will be sent to residents on their preferred contact paths—cell phone, SMS, home phone, email, fax, pager and more—to ensure real-time access to potentially lifesaving information. Residents listed in the Clay County 911 database will be automatically subscribed to alerts by phone, but Everbridge allows citizens to self-register, provide additional contact information or opt out.
“We have a commitment to ensure public safety, community awareness and emergency response. To uphold this, when critical information and public service announcements are available, we need to reach our residents as quickly and reliably as possible,” said Pete Knudsen Fire Chief/Emergency Management Director. “The Everbridge emergency notification system will allow the City of Pleasant Valley to disseminate this information across all types of devices, ensuring residents have access to real-time public information when they need it the most.”
Don’t Wait
Register for Resident Alerts now on the Pleasant Valley website: www.Pleasantvalleymo.org