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Quarryville won’t renew Rave Alert; short-term robocall directed as bridge
Summary
Council voted not to renew the Rave Alert robocall system because a new borough computer system will include alert functionality and directed a temporary robocall asking residents to check official channels for emergency notices.
Council voted unanimously not to renew the Rave Alert robocall subscription after Borough Manager Michelle Evans and Council members noted the borough’s new computer system will include an alert function. Councilwoman Susan Noel moved to discontinue the Rave Alert system; the motion passed with a directive to send a short-term robocall informing residents to check the borough website and social media during the transition.
Resident Ken Yost voiced concern about discontinuing the separate alert system even temporarily. The council's decision includes a directive to publicize the transition so residents understand where to find emergency notices while systems are consolidated.
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