Budgets are tight.

As times get economically tougher for local governments, the ability to find and implement a comprehensive mass alert notification system seems further and further away from accomplishment. Budgetary axes fall, costs must be cut in many undesirable areas leaving the most obvious requirement...public safety notification... too often the victim. Additionally, mass alert notification products are often priced beyond the budget of many communities... leaving no choice but inadequate notification of emergency or advisory events.

Statistics Don't Lie.

According to a Department of Homeland Security review on emergency operations in all 50 states, three-quarters were unacceptable. The same report found that of the 75 "urban" areas of the United States, 90 percent of them were deemed inadequate in dealing with emergency situations (The Washington Post).*

In summary, there has been a growing and understandable consensus that local government must often "break the bank" in order to institute preventative measures. Not anymore.

FLASHbrief IS for every community.

FLASHbrief was created to safeguard American lives in communities regardless of size, budget, and demographics.

Regardless of population size, FLASHbrief will cost any town, city, county or parish a small one-time activation fee and minimal monthly payment for maintenance and connection. In return, you'll receive the ability to provide your citizens with lighting fast advisory and emergency message capability and a better chance to save lives.

Try it for free.

Local governments may activate their own personalized FLASHbrief Alert Center connection free of charge for 30 days. For more information see the "Request Evaluation" tab under the Government Official drop down section of this website for details.

*Hsu, Spencer S. (2006, June, 17). DHS Report Faults Disaster Readiness. The Washington Post, p. A02.