Read about our advanced features for routine and emergency mass notifications.
Reach Your Residents With a Powerful Mass Notification System
CivicPlus’® emergency alert software helps local governments simplify the communication process when mass messaging is required for emergency or routine notifications.
This critical resident safety software, formerly called CivicReady, is now called the CivicPlus Mass Notification System.
Mass Notification System
Video Tour – See How It Works
- Send a message – All from one page; you have the ability to quickly select your channels, audience, and message for safety alerts
- Resident Experience – See how residents can select what they want to be notified for and on what devices
- IPAWS – Our emergency alert system integrates with FEMA’s emergency alert solution, IPAWS
- Apps and Geotargeting – Learn how the CivicPlus Mass Notification system empowers both residents and administrators with powerful mobile apps
- Geotargeted Notifications – Learn how to communicate to those most likely impacted by an emergency or event
Take a Self-Guided Video Tour of Our Mass Notification System
Communicate with your residents using our CivicPlus Mass Notification System
- Residents can select what they want to be notified about and on which devices.
- Learn how to communicate to those most likely impacted by an emergency or event.
Video: Mass Notification System overview in less than 1 minute
Emergency Alert Software Customer Success Stories
Read what our Mass Notification System customers are saying.
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Lance Coleman
Blount County Emergency Management Director
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At the time we implemented the software, we needed something with more enhanced capabilities, and that was more GIS driven that we could use when communicating about tropical weather, road closures, and big accidents.
Key West
IT Director
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We saw what CivicPlus was able to do for us with our website redesign, so we thought, why not work with CivicPlus on a refresh of our alert system too?
Liz Nunez
Wellington Public Information Officer
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Receiving that early text message allowed us to coordinate our safety activity.
Nina Sipes
Stanton County, KS Resident and Owner of Sipes' Farming Entities
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Knowing that we were switching to a solution offered by the same company that provides our website and digital communication solutions and the fact that CivicPlus provides solutions exclusively for local government were important factors for the consideration of our council. For me, it was a plus to know that I could add another service to the same platform utilizing the same company and that I already knew whom to contact if I had a question — truly a one-stop shop.
Chelci Amburgy
Bullard Director of Public Relations and Communications, 2018
Keep Residents Informed. Keep Residents Safe.
Emergency Notifications
Alert residents about weather hazards, active shooter situations, fires, evacuations, emergency road closures, and terrorist threats.
Routine Notifications
Empower individuals of all technical abilities to quickly compose a new message or use a pre-written, event-specific template.
Automated Alerts
Schedule automated alerts to be disseminated via the National Weather Service (NWS), text/SMS notifications, and messaging APIs.
Multilingual Messaging
Send mass notification messages for auto-translation in 63 languages to ensure every recipient can act on emergency instructions.
Integrated Mobile App
Issue time-sensitive alerts on the go and give your residents the benefit of receiving pushed notifications on their mobile devices.
FEMA’s IPAWS Integration
Reach unsubscribed residents and travelers via the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Integrated Public Alert and Warning System.
I’m glad we selected [CivicPlus]. We got a great deal and the service we received after the sale was fantastic. We had tried another emergency notification system, Everbridge, six years ago and it didn’t work for us. We paid $38,000 for the system, but only 800 residents subscribed. With IPAWS, we can reach anyone in the impacted area. If there’s an emergency in our community, we know seconds matter, and we want the ability to send communications ourselves and reach as many people as possible.