Sign up for alerts
Create an account and choose the locations and notifications that matter to you.
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EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
Mitchell County Alerts
Stay connected to the information that matters. Choose local emergency and community notifications through Everbridge.
Manage your alerts
Update your profile, change delivery preferences, reset your password or manage your subscription.
Sign in to EverbridgeRegistration and account management take place on the official Everbridge website.
Set your contact preferences
After adding your phone numbers and email, enter your contact preferences to receive alerts. Save text codes 888777 and 89361 as Mitchell County Alerts.
Frequently asked questions
Who can sign up?
Anyone who lives, works, travels through or has family and friends in Mitchell County can register.
Which alerts will I receive?
Emergency messages cover threats such as severe weather, hazardous materials, evacuations, missing people and law-enforcement activity. Choose optional community, crime, traffic, airport and utility notifications.
Can I choose locations and delivery methods?
Choose up to five geographic locations. Notifications can arrive by text, email, phone or the Everbridge app, according to your preferences. The County also lists hearing-impaired devices among supported delivery options.
What if my contact information changes?
Sign in to update your phone numbers, email, locations and notification preferences.
How do I recognize a text alert?
Save 888777 and 89361 in your contacts as Mitchell County Alerts.
Is there a mobile app?
Search for Everbridge on Android or iOS. Sign in with your existing account or register in the app.
What about multifactor authentication?
Follow Everbridge’s current sign-in prompts. The County FAQ also describes a six-digit email code, valid for five minutes, specifically for Manager Portal access.
How do I unsubscribe or reset my password?
Use the account sign-in page to reset your password, change delivery options or manage enrollment. The County notes that publicly listed numbers may still receive emergency messages even without a subscription.