Hyper-Reach


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Residents Encouraged to Register for Hyper-Reach

If you have previously signed up, please sign-in to your account HERE

​When signing up for Hyper-Reach, please review the following information to make sure you receive the alerts that matter most to you:

🏠 Use the Correct Address
Be sure to select the correct street address so location-specific emergency alerts reach you.
• State Highways (9, 51, 84, 128, 171, 222) will be listed as “State Route”
• U.S. Highways (67, 270) will be listed as “US Highway”

​📱 Add Contact Options
Registering additional contact information allows your cell phone, email, and/or TDD to receive Community Alerts and local emergency notifications.

​⛈ Enable Weather Alerts
You must turn on Weather Alerts and choose how you want to be notified (voice or text) for:
• Flash Flood Warnings
• Severe Thunderstorm Warnings
• Tornado Warnings
• Winter Storm Warnings

☎️ Landline Information

• Hyper-Reach will automatically call your listed landline for Community Alerts
• Landlines will only receive Weather Alerts if you sign them up
• Be sure to register any unlisted landline or cell phone numbers

Sign-Up HERE

​You may also sign up by texting “Alerts” to: (501) 229-6656.

Telephone-based and digital mass notification systems are trusted by thousands of public safety agencies nationwide to warn citizens about local emergencies, hazards, and other threats. Today, City/County, State announced that they have selected Hyper-Reach to bring this life-saving capability to their community. Hyper-Reach is a next-generation mass emergency notification system built specifically for public safety. 

The new emergency alert system will deliver rapid notifications during hazardous and urgent situations through a combination of phone calls, text and email messages, and TTY/TDD service for the hearing impaired. It can reach thousands of targeted households in seconds and simultaneously extend alerts via social media, Alexa-enabled smart speakers, browser notifications, and FEMA’s Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA) system for most mobile phones manufactured since 2011.