March 26, 2026 Shannon Lukens

By Shannon Lukens for Steamboat Radio News/Blizzard Broadcasting.

Sign up for your local county alert system. It’s especially important this year as wildfire season approaches.

In Moffat County, Sheriff Chip McIntyre says there is a new Moffat County Alerts system and he asks that everyone sign up, in case of an emergency where you need to be notified. More information and a QR code is on our website.

Link to more information on website.

Direct link to sign up

Press Release from the Moffat County Sheriff’s Office.

Moffat County Emergency Management Launches Updated “Moffat Alerts” Emergency Notification System

Craig, Colorado — Moffat County Emergency Management, operating under the Moffat County Sheriff’s Office, has upgraded the county’s emergency alert notification system. The system has transitioned from Everbridge to a new platform, Regroup, in an effort to enhance emergency communication with residents across Moffat County.

This important update is designed to improve how emergency notifications are delivered to the public. The new Regroup system will provide faster alert delivery, increased system reliability, and improved communication capabilities during emergencies and critical incidents.

Moffat County officials are urging all residents, visitors, and businesses to register for the updated alert system as soon as possible. Even individuals who previously signed up for alerts under the Everbridge system must re-register in order to continue receiving emergency notifications.

Citizens can sign up by visiting the following link: 👉 https://MoffatAlerts.app.regroup.com/contacts/sign_up

Residents may also register quickly by scanning the attached QR code. The Moffat Alerts system is used to notify the public about emergencies, severe weather, wildfire activity, evacuation notices, public safety incidents, and other time-sensitive information that may impact the community.

Stay alert. Stay prepared. Stay safe.

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Those in Routt County can go to RouttCountyAlerts.com

*A valid Routt County address is required to register.*

Get alerted about emergencies and other important community news by signing up for RouttCountyAlerts. This system enables us to provide you with critical information quickly in a variety of situations, such as severe weather, unexpected road closures, missing persons, and evacuations of buildings or neighborhoods.

You will receive time-sensitive messages via phone call, text message, email, or push alert on the Everbridge app. You choose how you would like to receive these alerts based on the contact information you provide. Please include your address(es) when you sign up. Many of our notifications are based on a geographic area. Without an address, you may not receive an alert in these cases.

For assistance registering for RouttCountyAlerts, please contact Routt County Emergency Management at 970-870-5549 or awilhelme@co.routt.co.us.

From Rio Blanco County:

RIO BLANCO ALERTS (REVERSE 911)

Understanding the RIO BLANCO ALERT Notification System

Rio Blanco County Sheriff’s Office have changed to a new Rio Blanco alert system, make sure you are signed up to receive messages for public safety awareness.

If you were signed up in the old system, your information has been transferred to the new system. To access the new system, go to the link provided and click “forget password”, it will prompt you to enter your email or phone number if it was the same for the old system. If you are unsure if your information is already in the system, you can click “forget password” and attempt to create a new password. The system will prompt you to create a new account, if you have not previously registered an account.

Rio Blanco Alert Sign up

No one should automatically assume his or her phone number is included. All businesses should register, as well as all individuals who have unlisted phone numbers, who have changed their phone number or address within the last year, and who use a cellular phone as their primary home phone.

From Jackson County:

Non-Emergency Police/Fire/Medical Phone Number: 970-723-4242

Residents: Register to receive emergency alerts for your home, work, or other important locations.
Visitors: To receive emergency alerts throughout Jackson County, text JALERTS to 888777. These alerts will be sent via text only. You can also text JCEVAC to 888777 to receive information on any evacuations within Jackson County.

Reply STOP to remove yourself at any time.

Jackson County Community Alerts

Jackson County Sheriff’s Office will communicate community information using keywords and subscription services. These alerts will be sent via email and text only.

Residents: Register to receive the community alerts listed below through your citizen opt-in account Here.

Residents & Visitors: You can also receive community alerts by signing up using a keyword.
Please see the list of keywords and descriptions below.

JINFO: This keyword will be used to communicate non-emergency information such as road closures, utility outages, etc. Text JINFO to 888777.

*Text and data rates apply*. Reply STOP to remove yourself at any time

From Grand County:

Grand County has launched “Grand County Alerts,” a state-of-the-art emergency notification system powered by Rave – Motorola and Smart911. This new platform replaces the former CodeRED system and represents a significant upgrade in emergency communications.

“Grand County Alerts strengthens our ability to communicate with residents when it matters most,” said Emergency Management Director Alexis Kimbrough. “This service allows for critical, real-time communication, providing the public with the information they need to take immediate precautions during hazardous situations.”

The transition to Grand County Alerts was driven by a commitment to data security and public trust following a widely reported data breach involving the previous vendor, CodeRED. Registering for the emergency alert service is free, and provides timely alerts about law enforcement activity, evacuations and other emergency situations via phone call, text message or email.

Individuals who were previously signed up for CodeRED will not be automatically enrolled in Grand County Alerts. To receive life-saving notifications, all residents, business owners, second-home owners and visitors must manually register.

How to Sign Up

Registration takes less than five minutes. The new system is very robust, and offers users to provide additional information about themselves to help during an emergency, such as medical needs or conditions, disabilities, number of pets in the household and livestock. Providing this information is only optional – the most important information is your name, the phone number(s) to send information to during an emergency, and your location on the map.

To register:

Visit GCEmergency.com and click on “Register for Grand County Alerts,”
Text “GCALERTS” to 67283, or
Download the “Smart911” app from the App Store or Google Play

For help registering, call 970-725-3801 or email OEM@co.grand.co.us. Public safety officials encourage the community to sign up immediately to ensure they are reachable before the upcoming spring weather season.

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