UAlert Emergency Notification System
About UAlert
UAlert is 正澳门六合彩开奖结果 (正澳门六合彩开奖结果) emergency notification system. UAlert is a comprehensive communications solution that allows 正澳门六合彩开奖结果 to quickly disseminate an urgent message through multiple communication methods including:
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- Email messages
- and
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- (available for and devices)
Emergency messages from UAlert will show 256.824.7100 as the originating phone number for voice messages sent to cellular phones. Text messages will be from 226787, 67283, 78015 or 77295. Please add the phone number 256.824.7100 and 226787, 67283, 78015 and 77295 to your contacts and title the entry 正澳门六合彩开奖结果 Emergency. When UAlert is activated, you will then know there is an emergency message for you.
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Updating Your UAlert Contact Preferences
To update your primary UAlert contact information, please be sure to add a cell phone under your "Permanent Address" in the Personal Information section of Self-service Banner. To add additional phone numbers and email addresses, visit and use your Charger ID credentials to access your UAlert contact information.
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UAlert Tests
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Outdoor Sirens
The Huntsville-Madison County Emergency Management Agency tests the outdoor warning sirens each month. The tests usually last only a few seconds. The outdoor sirens are not part of UAlert, but we encourage you to take a moment when the sirens are tested to consider what your actions would be in the event of an actual tornado warning. Familiarize yourself with the protective areas in the campus buildings you visit regularly.
