Pacific County Has New Emergency Notification System

Thursday, July 2, 2026 at 6:04 AM

The Pacific County Emergency Management Agency has transitioned from Hyper-Reach to Genasys Alert.

Pacific County has a new emergency notification system. The Pacific County Emergency Management Agency has transitioned from Hyper-Reach to Genasys Alert, which provides real-time warnings about emergencies and other hazards. Officials say the change should be seamless for current users, but residents are encouraged to register or download the Genasys Protect app. A test of the new system is planned for next week, and the county is asking users to provide feedback afterward.

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