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Alert SA

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25.01.2022 It continues to be an incredibly busy time for South Australia’s Emergency Services staff and volunteers. A reminder to stay alert and keep up to date about bushfires in SA by downloading the Alert SA App. Remember, the first step to receive notifications from Alert SA is to create a Watch Zone(s). Watch our video below for some helpful tips (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6oja3hy4jk) Never rely on one source of information during an emergency. For more information, visit www.alert.sa.gov.au. #AlertSA #SAbushfires

25.01.2022 Never rely on one source of information during an emergency. Remember to download the Alert SA App this bushfire season Visit: www.alert.sa.gov.au for more information. #AlertSA #SABushfires

25.01.2022 The Alert SA App is here, providing timely bushfire information this summer. Download Alert SA on the Apple App Store (https://apps.apple.com/au/app/alert-sa/id1487904728) or Google Play Store today (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details). For more information, visit www.alert.sa.gov.au. #AlertSA

25.01.2022 During the next few days of warm weather be prepared, and download the Alert SA App. To watch helpful videos on getting started with the App, visit www.alert.sa.gov.au. #StayAlertSA #SAbushfires

25.01.2022 Some helpful information from the CFS about being prepared this bushfire season remember to download the Alert SA App onto your mobile device as well

21.01.2022 Have you updated your Alert SA App? New features include new warning symbols and notifications for all fire incidents in your Watch Zones. Update your App today or visit alert.sa.gov.au to learn more.

20.01.2022 Alert SA and the CFS have changed the look of our bushfire warning messages, making it easier for people to make decisions and take action this fire season. To see these changes, update your Alert SA App in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store today

20.01.2022 A reminder that Alert SA now sends notifications for all fire incidents in users' saved Watch Zones. Update your App today or visit alert.sa.gov.au for more information.

20.01.2022 Having trouble creating Watch Zones on the Alert SA App? Watch our video below for some useful tips: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6oja3hy4jk Stay Alert (and cool) today SA, and download the Alert SA App.

19.01.2022 We are aware Android users are experiencing difficulty searching for the Alert SA App in the Google Play store. Please visit www.alert.sa.gov.au for a direct download link.

18.01.2022 PSA: A new version of the Alert SA App is now available to download! This release includes the use of IOS Dark Mode and minor bug fixes. Update your App today. #StayAlertSA

18.01.2022 PSA We’ve been busy adding enhancements to Alert SA ahead of this year’s bushfire season. Users will now receive notifications for all fire incidents in their Watch Zones. Update your App today or visit alert.sa.gov.au to find out more.

17.01.2022 Visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au to learn more and Stop the Spread

16.01.2022 Stay Alert SA. Download the free App this bushfire season. #SAbushfires #AlertSAApp

15.01.2022 As the weather in SA rises to 40 degrees this week it is important to remain informed, download the Alert SA App and follow advice from the SA Country Fire Service. For more info, visit alert.sa.gov.au

14.01.2022 Theres been some discussion, and possibly confusion, about the level of warnings the Alert SA App will send notifications for. Alert SA sends push notifications for Bushfire Advice, Bushfire Watch and Act and Bushfire Emergency Warning Messages for fires within your Watch Zones. This is the same information issued by the Country Fire Service (CFS). On Wednesday 11 December 2019, there was a grass fire at Ashbourne in the Fleurieu Peninsula for which the first Warning message..., issued by the CFS, was a Bushfire Watch and Act message. Please note this is not uncommon and the community should be aware that Bushfire Advice messages may not always be the first Warning message sent. To stay informed about all types of fire Incidents in your area, the CFS recommend always using more than one source of information. The CFS Updates Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/CFSUpdates) provides a feed of all Incidents and Warnings, and the CFS website (https://www.cfs.sa.gov.au/site/warnings_and_incidents.jsp) lists all Incidents. Fore more information about Alert SA, please visit www.alert.sa.gov.au.

14.01.2022 Need help getting started with the Alert SA App? Watch our video below for some useful tips: https://youtu.be/SFTRLLmK4f8 Stay Alert (and cool) today SA, and download the Alert SA App.

13.01.2022 Are you prepared this bushfire season? Download the Alert SA App today To learn more, visit alert.sa.gov.au #StayAlertSA

13.01.2022 Changes have been made to the way Alert SA and the CFS issue warning messages for bushfires. There are still three levels of warnings Advice, Watch & Act, and Emergency Warning. With the fire season here, it’s important you are aware of these changes and what they mean. Visit cfs.sa.gov.au or alert.sa.gov.au for more information about these new warnings today

12.01.2022 Now that the fire danger season is here, remember to Stay Alert SA, and download the Alert SA App. User tip if you are re-installing your App this summer, you will need to re-create and save your Watch Zones to receive notifications.

11.01.2022 iOS users may have received a series of Total Fire Ban notifications on their devices today due to a delay in the App’s notifications. We have worked quickly with our vendor to resolve this and Alert SA is now functioning as expected on iOS devices. Never rely on one source during an emergency. Visit alert.sa.gov.au for more information and continue to monitor advice from the Country Fire Service by visiting their website cfs.sa.gov.au and subscribing to warnings.

10.01.2022 This video provides instructions on how to download and manage notification settings for the Alert SA App.

09.01.2022 Stay Alert SA. With temperatures reaching over 40 this week, download the Alert SA App from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. A friendly reminder, Alert SA pushes notifications to users Watch Zones when issued by the Country Fire Service (CFS), this includes grass and scrub fires once they reach Advice, Watch and Act and Emergency Warning levels.

07.01.2022 Although the weather in SA is expected to cool in the coming week, it's important to keep informed about bushfires near you and your loved ones. Download the Alert SA App today or visit www.alert.sa.gov.au for more information. #AlertSA #SABushfires

07.01.2022 Have you downloaded Alert SA? Get the App today from the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store, or visit www.alert.sa.gov.au for more information. #AlertSA

06.01.2022 To stay up to date with official information and advice about coronavirus (COVID-19), download the Australian Government's Coronavirus App from the Apple App Store & Google Play Store To learn more, visit: https://www.health.gov.au//apps-/coronavirus-australia-app

05.01.2022 The CFS will be taking advantage of today's cooler conditions, conducting live testing of their alert systems. This means Alert SA users may receive test notifications for Woomera and Mount Gambier between 11:30am and 12:30pm. The community is asked to disregard these messages, however, if residents see smoke or unattended fires, please call 000 (Triple Zero).

05.01.2022 Help #StoptheSpread. Visit www.stopthespread.sa.gov.au to learn more.

04.01.2022 There's been some discussion, and possibly confusion, about the level of warnings the Alert SA App will send notifications for. Alert SA sends push notifications for Bushfire Advice, Bushfire Watch and Act and Bushfire Emergency Warning Messages for fires within your Watch Zones. This is the same information issued by the Country Fire Service (CFS). On Wednesday 11 December 2019, there was a grass fire at Ashbourne in the Fleurieu Peninsula for which the first Warning message..., issued by the CFS, was a Bushfire Watch and Act message. Please note this is not uncommon and the community should be aware that Bushfire Advice messages may not always be the first Warning message sent. To stay informed about all types of fire Incidents in your area, the CFS recommend always using more than one source of information. The CFS Updates Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/CFSUpdates) provides a feed of all Incidents and Warnings, and the CFS website (https://www.cfs.sa.gov.au/site/warnings_and_incidents.jsp) lists all Incidents. Fore more information about Alert SA, please visit www.alert.sa.gov.au.

04.01.2022 Visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au to learn more and 'Stop the Spread'

03.01.2022 We have had some queries regarding the way the Cudlee Creek fires are displaying on the Alert SA App. Often with large fires, there are multiple calls which go through to Triple Zero (000), which result in multiple Incidents being generated. As the Country Fire Service (CFS) closes some of these individuals Incidents which are associated with these multiple calls, they will display on Alert SA as completed. However, you should continue take notice of the colour and warnin...g messages relating to the Incidents on Alert SA, and access the More Information button, which continues to provide advice on the fires status. Corey Wingard

02.01.2022 It continues to be an incredibly busy time for South Australias Emergency Services staff and volunteers. A reminder to stay alert and keep up to date about bushfires in SA by downloading the Alert SA App. Remember, the first step to receive notifications from Alert SA is to create a Watch Zone(s). Watch our video below for some helpful tips (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6oja3hy4jk) Never rely on one source of information during an emergency. For more information, visit www.alert.sa.gov.au. #AlertSA #SAbushfires

02.01.2022 Information from SA Health regarding SA's COVID-19 testing . To learn more, visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au

02.01.2022 There is a severe fire risk in SA today Please remember to: Download the Alert SA App Create and save your preferred Watch Zones Enable notifications in your device's settings Never rely one on source of information during an emergency. For more information, visit: alert.sa.gov.au

01.01.2022 Although the weather in SA is expected to cool in the coming week, its important to keep informed about bushfires near you and your loved ones. Download the Alert SA App today or visit www.alert.sa.gov.au for more information. #AlertSA #SABushfires