Commission approves switch to Genesis mass-notification system for alerts
The county voted to replace its prior mass-notification system with Genesis, approving an upfront cost ($10,995) and an annual arrangement with a 60-day out clause. Commissioners discussed who should be authorized to post alerts and asked officials to control user access.
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Crawford County’s emergency manager proposed replacing the county’s prior mass-notification platform with Genesis, saying the system is widely used by other counties and allows both public alerts and internal notifications. Commissioners discussed access controls and the number of internal users who can post alerts.
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