We want to make sure you are alerted as soon as possible should an emergency happen in your area. But we need your help!
LETA911 is our local emergency alerting authority for Larimer County. They will be the FIRST to alert you if there is a imminent threat to your life or safety. However, this service is opt-in, meaning if you do not register your device, we cannot reach you!
Upon registering, you have the opportunity to register multiple methods in which to receive alerts, including your cell phone, email, or even pagers!
Additionally, you can put in 5 different addresses to ensure that you are alerted if an emergency happens in multiple areas of concern, including your place of work, or perhaps where your kiddos go to school!
If you or someone you know has access or functional needs, such as a dependency on oxygen or mobility needs, LETA allows that information to be registered as well, in case someone requires additional assistance in an emergency or evacuation.
Lastly, you have the right to choose which alerts you want to receive, and can opt out of alerts that do not apply!
Be alerted when it is needed most -- sign up for emergency alerts by visiting nocoalert.org or by texting "NOCOALERT" to 888-777.
On any given incident in Larimer County, a large number of partners coordinate in the background to ensure that community needs are met and disruptions from disasters are minimized.
This video provides information about the Larimer Regional Emergency Operations Center and its core functions.
To learn more about the Larimer OEM program areas of focus within emergency management, meet our staff, and learn the work that they focus on, please check out these Larimer OEM Program documents.
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