Best Practices for Alerting Authorities using Wireless Emergency Alerts (IPAWS)

U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency. Best Practices for Alerting Authorities using Wireless Emergency Alerts (IPAWS).

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https://www.fema.gov/emergency-managers/practitioners/integrated-public-alert-warning-system/public-safety-officials/alerting-authorities/best-practices

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  • Emergency alerts. Warning systems lead with the action-relevant content — "take shelter now" — and place explanatory detail after, if at all.

    This sourceFEMA. Specifies action-first warning message structure (source, threat, location, protective action/guidance, expiration) for public emergency alerts.

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