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In Case of Emergency, Do You Have a Plan?

Sunday, April 14 by Tracy Caruso

Continuity of Broadcast Operations Every Station Should Have a Plan Manny Centeno, Project Manager, National Public Warning System (NPWS) DHS, Federal Emergency Management Agency – NCP, IPAWS Washington, DC Original FEMA Link (PDF) Abstract - How quickly a broadcast... Read More.

National EAS Test Sept. 27; ETRS Updates Required

Wednesday, July 26 by Ed Brouder

(UPDATED SEPTEMBER 22, 2017) - FEMA and the FCC have indicated that Wednesday's National EAS Test will proceed unless a major storm is about to make landfall somewhere in the continental U.S. All radio, television... Read More.

UPDATE: IPAWS bill signed into law!

Tuesday, March 22 by Ed Brouder

On Monday, April 11, 2016 President Obama signed the “Integrated Public Alert and Warning System Modernization Act of 2015,” which requires FEMA to modernize and implement the Integrated Public... Read More.

Confusion marks regional EAS test

Tuesday, March 1 by Ed Brouder

A regional test of the Emergency Alert System on February 24, 2016 involving 22 states went well - for those stations that received it. But the day of the test six states were left out without the broadcasters... Read More.

Sage ENDEC problem leads to missed weekly test

Wednesday, January 15 by Ed Brouder

From State EAS Chairman Ed Brouder: [Some] stations did not receive the FEMA weekly test of the Emergency Alert System on Monday. Upon checking, FEMA discovered a problem unique to users of the... Read More.

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In Case of Emergency, Do You Have a Plan?

National EAS Test Sept. 27; ETRS Updates Required

UPDATE: IPAWS bill signed into law!

Confusion marks regional EAS test

Sage ENDEC problem leads to missed weekly test

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