How to get Code Red Alerts

Don’t forget about the CodeRED Mobile Alert app! When downloaded, app subscribers are able to view the previous alerts received on their smartphone as well as view all of the country’s active CodeRED alerts. Alerts are location-specific allowing subscribers to stay informed and aware no matter where they are.

CodeRED Mobile Alert App Benefits

Free download – Protects residents and visitors traveling across CodeRED communities
Customized user experience – Subscribers choose the types of alerts they wish to receive
Detailed notifications – Messages can include text and/or audio and feature a map with location of the warning area
Simple interface – Ad-free, easy-to-use interactive map with color-coded icons, available on iOS and Android devices
Customizable settings – Optional audible hands-free driving, establish personal warning radius, and view optional weather fee

Click the graphic above or this link to sign up for the Code Red alerts!

Once you’ve downloaded the app, there are some customization options pictured below.

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Friday Jul 3 2026 - Scanner News - Panhandle Scanner News

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