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Boyd County to switch emergency notifications from AlertSense to HyperReach; go‑live Aug. 30
Summary
County staff told the fiscal court the county will transition mass notifications from AlertSense to HyperReach because AlertSense proposed a large price increase; HyperReach go‑live is scheduled for Aug. 30 and early sign-ups rose to 7,049 from under 5,000. County officials said IPAWS/EAS emergency alerts will be unaffected.
County staff reported that Boyd County will transition its mass‑notification system from AlertSense to HyperReach, citing price increases and a vendor committee review.
The presenter said the county has used AlertSense since 2016 but that AlertSense proposed tiered pricing that amounted to a roughly 125% increase this year. A committee reviewed vendors and narrowed…
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