Alabama's New Emergency Alert System | Huntsville News

Alabama’s governor, Kay Ivey, is rolling out a new statewide alert system to blast critical flood and disaster warnings straight to your phone, landline, TV, or radio—so you never miss a beat when danger strikes. Backed by $1.2 million and launched after a heartbreaking Texas flood that killed 27—including kids at a summer camp—this system lets you sign up in seconds via the Alabama Emergency Management Agency website or by texting “ALalert” to 77295. It’s part of a broader push for safety, including the newly signed Sarah Marsh Heaven’s Twenty-Seven Camp Safety Act, and comes as National Preparedness Month approaches. Governor Ivey’s message? Stay ready. Stay informed. Sign up now.

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