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Eagle County agencies launch public safety site

Enterprise staff report

Agencies in Eagle County have joined together to create a unified portal for regional emergency and public safety information.

Located at http://www.ecemergency.org, the site will provide an outlet for real-time updates during events and incidents that involve multiple jurisdictions.

At its launch, the site will serve as the primary communication tool for safety and security information during the 2015 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships, taking place Feb. 2 through Feb. 15. Visitors to the site can expect public safety announcements, bag check policy information and daily health and safety tips. To receive email alerts when new information is added, visit http://www.ecemergency.org, enter an email address in the “Receive Updates via Email” box, and complete the email subscription request instructions.



Agencies contributing content to the site include the following:

Eagle County

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Eagle County Sheriff

Eagle River Fire Protection District

Eagle River Water and Sanitation District

Greater Eagle Fire Protection District

Holy Cross Energy

State of Colorado

Town of Avon

Town of Minturn

Town of Vail

Vail Mountain Rescue

Vail Valley Medical Center

White River National Forest

Residents and guests of the Eagle Valley are also encouraged to subscribe to EC Alert, Eagle County’s real-time emergency alert system. The service is customizable and provides information on weather, road closures, utility outages and other emergency updates based on user preferences via text messages, or email, or both. Registration to EC Alert is free, although text messaging fees may apply based on individual cell phone plans. Visit http://www.ecalert.org to subscribe.

For more information or to provide feedback on http://www.ecemergency.org, email eaglecountypio@gmail.com. For additional news and public safety tips, find Eagle County Public Information Officers on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/eaglecountypio.


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