From Jeffco Sheriff's Office:
CodeRED Test Today
Jefferson and Broomfield Counties emergency services agencies, including law enforcement, fire and EMS, will test their emergency notification system CodeRED today
Starting at 9 a.m., the CodeRED emergency notification system will begin making test notifications on all landlines, as well as registered cell phones and emails. This process is expected to take several hours due to the large number of notifications.
The CodeRED system is used by emergency services agencies in Jefferson and Broomfield counties to help disseminate information regarding critical incidents. In addition to Jefferson and Broomfield counties, there will be portions of Adams and Clear Creek Counties included in the CodeRED notification.
Landlines are automatically included in CodeRED notifications, but residents and businesses are encouraged to visit the CodeRED registration web site at your911.net to add additional contact information, including additional cell phone numbers, SMS (text) and email address preferences. Residents may also elect to receive severe weather notifications.
Registration is especially important for those addresses without a landline, as individuals must register if they want to receive emergency notifications.
Residents wanting more information about the test notification process or with questions should contact their participating emergency service agency:
Agency Non-Emergency Number
Arvada Police Department 720.898.6900
Broomfield Police Department 303.438.6400
Evergreen Fire Rescue 303.674.3411
Golden Police Department 303.384.8045
Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office 303.277.0211
Lakewood Police Department 303.987.7111
West Metro Fire Rescue 303.989.4307
Westminster Police Department 303.658.4360
Wheat Ridge Police Department 303.237.2220
If you haven't yet signed up to receive emergency alerts, please do so today if you'd like to be included in this test. public.coderedweb.com/cne/en-US/655AC5D55998 You can customize your alerts as well: whether you'd like to receive Tornado, Severe Thunderstorm, Flash Flood, or Winter Storm Warnings as well as the standard emergency alerts. You can choose if you'd like a call, text, and/or email or some combination thereof, and set it for multiple numbers.
If you've previously signed up, please log in and check that all of your information is up-to-date. If you've changed carriers, Verizon to AT&T for example, that will interfere with the alert being sent correctly.
Helpful hint: if you enter the phone numbers from which the various alerts come, then it won't come up as Unknown on your Caller ID and you'll know it's a call to answer!
866-419-5000 or Emergency Comm for Emergency Notifications
855-969-4636 or ECN Community for General Notifications
800-566-9780 or Emergency Comm for CodeRED Weather Warning Alerts
If you download the app on your phone or other mobile device, and turn on GPS tracking, it will send you alerts for the area your phone is currently in too, so it works when you are traveling outside your home area as well.