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CodeRED Weather Warning Service for Adair Co. Important: To receive warning messages you must either update your enrollment online or call the Adair County 911 Center at 270-384-4760 during business hours. by Mike Keltner Columbia, KY - The Adair County Fiscal Court and the Adair County Emergency Management Agency have recently updated the account with Emergency Communications Network, providers of the CodeRED high-speed notification solution, to provide the CodeRED Weather Warning service for the community. CodeRED Weather Warning is an opt-in only weather warning product that taps into the National Weather Service's Storm Based Warnings. CodeRED Weather Warning automatically alerts affected citizens in the path of severe weather just moments after a warning has been issued. Calls are delivered so quickly they often arrive prior to any other public notifications, usually before television or weather radio broadcasts are aired, which will provide Adair County Residents extra time to prepare. Based on the National Weather Service's polygon methodology, only citizens in the path of projected weather are contacted. When residents enroll to receive CodeRED Weather Warning notifications, they can select the type of alerts they would like to receive, that include severe thunderstorm warnings, tornado warnings and flash flood warnings The CodeRED system provides Adair County officials the ability to quickly deliver messages to targeted areas or the entire county. To receive warning messages you must update your enrollment, simply log onto the Adair County website, http://www.myadaircounty.com/, and follow the link to the "CodeRED Community Notification Enrollment" page. If you are unable to obtain assistance from a family member or are without internet access you may call the Adair County 911 Center (270) 384-4760, Monday through Friday, (8AM-4PM) to supply their information over the phone. This story was posted on 2015-08-18 13:26:09
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