Review options for new community emergency warning system
In Plain English
The city currently lacks a comprehensive system to alert residents during emergencies like fires, floods, or other disasters. Fire department staff will present different warning system options that could include sirens, mobile alerts, or other notification methods. City council will decide which approach to pursue for keeping residents informed during emergencies.
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Votes
Direct staff to examine the ability for Richmond to activate or streamline activation of the existing Contra Costa CWS within affected area(s)
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