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ClackCo Public Alerts

By providing your contact information, you can opt in to receive critical emergency messages by email, phone call, and text during disasters and other emergencies. Messages may include evacuation notices, shelter-in-place instructions, shelter locations, and other important safety information.

Clackco Public Alert

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Emergency Alert Program

Get alerts about emergencies and important community information, including severe weather, unexpected road closures, missing persons, and evacuations.

How It Works

Choose the locations and contact methods where you want to receive alerts, such as your home, mobile phone, business phone, email, or text message.

When an alert is issued, you will receive a notification through your registered contact methods. If you confirm receipt, no additional attempts will be made for that notification.

Your Information

The information you provide is kept confidential and will only be used for emergency and community notifications.

Sign Up for Notifications

Create an account and add your contact and location information to the notification system.

Stop Receiving Notifications

You can stop receiving notifications at any time by logging into your profile and removing your contact information.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR CLACKAMAS COUNTY PUBLIC ALERTS

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ANSWERS
What is the Emergency Alert Program? A free service that sends emergency and important notifications by phone, text, email, and more.
When will it be used? For emergencies and important events such as severe weather, flooding, gas leaks, and police activity.
What if my contact information changes? Log in to your profile anytime to update your phone number, email, or other information.
Will my information be shared? No. Your information is used only for emergency notifications and will not be sold or shared with outside organizations.
Have additional questions? For additional questions about the Clackamas County Public Alert system, call 503-655-8378.
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