Register cell phones for emergency contacts
The decreasing number of homes with landline phones and the recent
early-season wildfires in Colorado have increased local interest in
registering cell phones to receive emergency notifications.
Larimer County residents can go to the website for LETA, the Larimer
Emergency Telephone Authority, www.leta911.org/, to register cell phones
or business phones. Once in the system, those numbers will receive
emergency notifications via automated calls, text messages or e-mails in
addition to calls on their traditional hard-wired home phones, which
are already in the system.
The Weld County Reverse 9-1-1 notification system also requires
residents to opt-in to receive emergency notifications on wireless or
VoIP phones.
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To register a phone to receive a message in case of an emergency in your
specific geographic area within Weld County, visit the county website
at www.co.weld.co.us.
Registration is free in both counties.
The decreasing number of homes with landline phones and the recent
early-season wildfires in Colorado have increased local interest in
registering cell phones to receive emergency notifications.
Larimer County residents can go to the website for LETA, the Larimer
Emergency Telephone Authority, www.leta911.org/, to register cell phones
or business phones. Once in the system, those numbers will receive
emergency notifications via automated calls, text messages or e-mails in
addition to calls on their traditional hard-wired home phones, which
are already in the system.
The Weld County Reverse 9-1-1 notification system also requires
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