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Leon County adopts BVCOG Rave reverse-911 emergency notification system
Summary
On recommendation of EOC Coordinator Bob Hickman, the Commissioners Court approved use of the BVCOG Rave reverse-911 emergency notification platform to provide countywide alerts and emergency messaging.
The Leon County Commissioners Court voted April 27 to adopt the BVCOG Rave emergency notification system for reverse-911 alerts after a recommendation from EOC Coordinator Bob Hickman. Commissioner T. J. Foley moved to approve deploying the Rave system and Commissioner Kyle Workman seconded; the motion carried.
County officials recorded the decision as an acceptance of the BVCOG program and did not record any dissent. The approval authorizes county staff to begin implementation steps with BVCOG and Rave for automated emergency notification to residents.
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