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Sheriff, police and city staff demo Zonehaven, Nixle/Everbridge and IPAWS; officials urge residents to subscribe

Clear Lake City Council · August 18, 2022
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Summary

County and city public‑safety officials demonstrated Zonehaven and described multi‑layer alerting (Nixle/Everbridge opt‑in alerts and IPAWS/WEA push alerts), emphasized door‑to‑door notification for imminent threats and warned that dynamic incidents can overload online tools.

Lake County and Clear Lake public‑safety officials gave a joint presentation to the council on the city’s emergency alerting tools and urged residents to sign up for localized notifications.

Lauren Berlin, public information and community engagement officer for the Lake County Sheriff’s Office, outlined three primary systems: Zonehaven for zone mapping and situational displays, LakeCo alerts (Nixle/Everbridge) for opt‑in text/email/phone notifications, and IPAWS/Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) for non‑subscription push notifications. "We have multi‑layered alerting services," Berlin told the council, and…

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