Safety through community connection
Create a community that is ready to respond
LocalAlert is a mobile application that delivers trusted, real-time alerts to empower community safety and emergency preparedness — from the builder and operator of the National Aggregation and Dissemination (NAAD) system, the central technical infrastructure behind Alert Ready, Canada’s national public alerting system.
Strengthen safety with smarter alerts
Extensive reach
Compatible with all internet-connected devices, regardless of signal strength
Trusted sources
Verified communication from official authorities
Real-time notifications
A range of alerts from emergencies to essential updates
Actionable information
Clear details and instructions to drive response
Connecting communities to what matters – when it matters most
Simple setup. Extensive impact
Our ready-to-use notification solution is fully developed and built for instant implementation. Quick to deploy and highly reliable, it delivers critical updates instantly, helping you keep your community connected and informed.
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Create the alert
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Apply details and instructions
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Define the impacted location
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Send the alert instantly
50+ types of notifications
- Severe weather warnings
- Fire alerts
- Flooding notifications
- Major traffic disruptions
- Missing person alerts
- Public health advisories
- Public safety incidents
- Public system outages
- Water quality advisories
Who we serve
Federal, provincial and territorial governments
Federal, provincial and territorial governments
Keep the public informed with urgent alerts during severe weather, large-scale emergencies, or infrastructure disruptions
Municipalities and local emergency services
Municipalities and local emergency services
Police, fire, medical responders and local officials share urgent updates and advisories with residents during unfolding events that may require immediate action
Education and large organizations with safety needs
Education and large organizations with safety needs
Deliver timely alerts and updates to students, faculty, employees, and visitors about events, incidents, and safety protocols