Attempts to setup alerts fail
Attempts to setup alerts fail. User interface is a disaster. Municipalities should look elsewhere for emergency alert support.
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Attempts to setup alerts fail. User interface is a disaster. Municipalities should look elsewhere for emergency alert support.
Love this app! We use it in work and it’s really helpful for keeping up to date with situations. It’s also really handy to have as there are many setting you can use if you’re ever caught in an unsafe situation. You’d hope you’d never have to use it but since it’s free it’s always good to have!
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