Appling County authorizes county-owned emergency app; first-year build quoted at $16,609.85
County commissioners approved development and implementation of a county-owned emergency notifications app to provide weather, road, shelter and school-closing alerts; the manager said the developer quoted $16,609.85 for the first year and $7,608.35 annually for a three-year commitment and that the county will seek reimbursement from Southern Nuclear.
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The Appling County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously July 8 to authorize development and implementation of a county-owned emergency communications mobile app designed to push alerts for storms, road closures, shelter locations and school closings.
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