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With technology from Database Systems Corp., you can broadcast alert and warning messages to hundreds of thousands of households warning of potential catastrophic disasters, including severe weather warnings.
Businesses, organizations and emergency response teams can be notified quickly whenever a disaster hits an area. Pre-recorded warning messages can be played giving households travel warnings advising them where to seek shelter or providing other safety instructions. You can send a broadcast alert warning to specific neighborhoods or communities in the event of a wildfire or severe weather warnings. Community alarms can be directed to operators that are standing by to handle special individual emergencies.
Messages can also be broadcast seeking volunteers or special assistance from emergency personnel.
For more details on this emergency notification and alert broadcasting service, visit our 
If a medical alert or serious health problem should arise in your community, we can help you notify all or part of your residents. With our emergency notification phone service, you can broadcast medical and health warning messages to thousands of households in your community warning of catastrophic disasters including health alerts and health warnings.
Messages can be simultaneously delivered in just minutes using our network of phone systems and services. Pre-recorded warning messages can be played giving households information regarding community health alerts such as pollution warnings, sudden cold streaks or heat waves, etc. You can send a broadcast warning to specific neighborhoods or communities in the event of a localized problem and provide priority delivery of these messages to those nearest the health hazard. Multiple messages can be delivered to different members of the community based upon proximity to the affected area. Calls can be directed to operators that are standing by to handle special individual emergencies.
Messages can also be broadcast seeking volunteers or special assistance from emergency personnel.