Public Information and Warnings in Emergencies – Alert SA
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Join us in improving the Alert SA app to provide you with enhanced information and warnings during emergencies and disasters.
What's being decided?
The South Australian Fire and Emergency Services Commission (SAFECOM) aims to enhance or replace the current Alert SA application to provide a “multi-hazard” public information and warnings solution.
We are seeking your feedback to gain a deeper understanding of the needs and expectations of our community when it comes to receiving information about current and imminent emergencies.
This feedback will identify opportunities for the new or enhanced application and help SAFECOM develop a roadmap for future enhancements.
Background
The Alert SA app, managed by SAFECOM, serves as a state-owned platform to deliver emergency warnings and information to the South Australian community. Since its launch in December 2019, the app has garnered significant popularity, with over 325,000 downloads, processing of over 10,000 incidents, and delivering over 71 million notifications.
SAFECOM is now gearing up to further enhance the app’s capabilities by developing a comprehensive "multi-hazard" public information and warning solution. As part of this enhancement, SAFECOM recognises the importance of gathering feedback from the community regarding their preferences for receiving and acting on emergency information and their perspectives on crucial elements to include in a multi-hazard app.
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What are the next steps?
At the conclusion of our engagement project, we will prepare a report for the State Emergency Management Committee with recommendations for Alert SA moving into the future.
Join us in improving the Alert SA app to provide you with enhanced information and warnings during emergencies and disasters.
What's being decided?
The South Australian Fire and Emergency Services Commission (SAFECOM) aims to enhance or replace the current Alert SA application to provide a “multi-hazard” public information and warnings solution.
We are seeking your feedback to gain a deeper understanding of the needs and expectations of our community when it comes to receiving information about current and imminent emergencies.
This feedback will identify opportunities for the new or enhanced application and help SAFECOM develop a roadmap for future enhancements.
Background
The Alert SA app, managed by SAFECOM, serves as a state-owned platform to deliver emergency warnings and information to the South Australian community. Since its launch in December 2019, the app has garnered significant popularity, with over 325,000 downloads, processing of over 10,000 incidents, and delivering over 71 million notifications.
SAFECOM is now gearing up to further enhance the app’s capabilities by developing a comprehensive "multi-hazard" public information and warning solution. As part of this enhancement, SAFECOM recognises the importance of gathering feedback from the community regarding their preferences for receiving and acting on emergency information and their perspectives on crucial elements to include in a multi-hazard app.
SAFECOM - Public Information and Warnings GPO Box 2706 Adelaide SA 5001
What are the next steps?
At the conclusion of our engagement project, we will prepare a report for the State Emergency Management Committee with recommendations for Alert SA moving into the future.
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Public Information and Warnings in Emergencies – Alert SA has finished this stage
This consultation is open from Wednesday, 7th June 2023 to Sunday, 30 July 2023.
Closed and under review
Public Information and Warnings in Emergencies – Alert SA has finished this stage
Contributions to this engagement will be evaluated and reviewed by the SAFECOM team.
Consultation outcome
Public Information and Warnings in Emergencies – Alert SA is currently at this stage
Once all feedback and engagement is complete, SAFECOM will work with key stakeholders to develop a roadmap for the future of Alert SA in South Australia.