Get ready for a city-wide test of the emergency alert system! You might hear sirens or get a notification on your phone, but don't worry, it's just a drill to make sure everything works when it counts.
At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 3 mentions in the last 30 days, 5 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
The parts for the flood warning system will cost $449,445.22, and the software contract is estimated at $100,000 over four years.
Residents with disabilities who may need assistance during emergencies.
No groups negatively affected
The committee received updates from the Office of Emergency Management. This helps ensure that emergency plans consider the needs of individuals with disabilities.
New mobile HVAC units and generators will ensure the Emergency Operations Center can function during emergencies, improving city response capabilities.
The committee received updates on how emergency services are being prepared to support people with disabilities during crises.
The city is investing in parts to maintain and upgrade its automated flood warning system. This system is crucial for monitoring water levels and alerting residents to potential flood hazards, especially at low-water crossings.
New logging recorders are being installed for emergency call centers and the aviation department. These will improve the ability to record and review all types of communications, including 911 calls and text messages.
Texas Emergency Management Will Conduct Public Warning System Drill City of San Antonio (.gov)
Updates from the Office of Emergency Management likely cover how the city ensures people with disabilities are included in emergency plans and services.
The council discussed how a recent winter storm affected program recipients and how to gather information on damages and needs. This ensures support for families and programs impacted by severe weather.
The committee received updates on emergency management services. This ensures that emergency preparedness plans consider the needs of individuals with disabilities.
The committee received updates on emergency management, likely focusing on how to ensure accessibility for people with disabilities during emergencies. This is crucial for public safety.
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