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AlertSCC is a powerful new emergency notification system that can send alerts and instructions to anyone who lives or works in Santa Clara County and has registered with AlertSCC. With AlertSCC, every County resident and business can benefit from emergency response technology previously used only for first-responders.

Registering for AlertSCC is one of the fastest, easiest, and most immediately productive things you can do to better prepare for an emergency. Registering takes only minutes, the service is free, and AlertSCC connects you to a powerful countywide response network managed by the best-trained, best-equipped emergency services personnel, and is specifically designed to help you manage your actions in an emergency.

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Campbell	alertscc@cityofcampbell.com	Yes	The City of Campbell will use both AlertSCC and CodeRED to keep residents and businesses informed of community and regional emergencies. Campbell recommends that residents register with both systems. To receive urgent email and text notifications regarding public safety from the City of Campbell, sign-up with CodeRED. Register with AlertSCC to be kept informed of regional emergencies. Be prepared – register today!
Cupertino	notification@cupertino.org 408-777-2489	Yes	The City of Cupertino is an active participant of the ALERTSCC program and will use the system to communicate with residents and businesses affected by local emergency events. Be prepared – register today!
Gilroy	alertscc@oes.sccgov.org 408-808-7871	Yes	The City of Gilroy is an active participant of the ALERTSCC program and will use the system to communicate with residents and businesses affected by local emergency events. Be prepared – register today!
Los Altos	alertscc@oes.sccgov.org 408-808-7871	Yes	The City of Los Altos is an active participant of the ALERTSCC program and will use the system to communicate with residents and businesses affected by local emergency events. Be prepared – register today!
Los Altos Hills	alertscc@oes.sccgov.org 408-808-7871	Yes	The Town of Los Altos Hills is an active participant of the ALERTSCC program and will use the system to communicate with residents and businesses affected by local emergency events. Be prepared – register today!
Los Gatos	alertscc@losgatosca.gov 408-399-3048	Yes	The Town of Los Gatos is an active participant of the ALERTSCC program and will use the system to communicate with residents and businesses affected by local emergency events. Be prepared – register today!
Milpitas	oes@ci.milpitas.ca.gov 408-586-2810	Yes	The City of Milpitas is an active participant of the ALERTSCC program and will use the system to communicate with residents and businesses affected by local emergency events. Be prepared – register today!
Monte Sereno	AlertMs@montesereno.org 408-354-7635	Yes	The City of Monte Sereno is an active participant of the ALERTSCC program and will use the system to communicate with residents and businesses affected by local emergency events. Be prepared – register today!
Morgan Hill	Jennifer.Ponce@morganhill.ca.gov 408-776-7310	Yes	The City of Morgan Hill is an active participant of the AlertSCC program and will use the system to communicate with residents and businesses affected by local emergency events. Be prepared – register today!
Mountain View	alertscc@oes.sccgov.org 650-903-6825	Yes	The City of Mountain View is an active participant of the AlertSCC program and will use the system to communicate with residents and businesses affected by local emergency events. Be prepared – register today!
Palo Alto	alertscc@oes.sccgov.org 408-808-7871	No	The City of Palo Alto uses a mass notification system other than AlertSCC to keep residents and businesses informed of local emergencies. By also registering your contact information with AlertSCC, the County of Santa Clara will be able to notify and keep you informed of regional emergencies. Be prepared – register today!
San Jose	alertscc@oes.sccgov.org -- Mon-Fri 8:00AM to 5:00PM 408-535-3500 -- After hours & Weekends 408-277-8900	Yes	The City of San Jose is an active participant of the ALERTSCC program and will use the system to communicate with residents and businesses affected by local emergency events. Be prepared – register today!
Santa Clara	alertscc@oes.sccgov.org 408-808-7871	Yes	The City of Santa Clara is an active participant of the AlertSCC program and will use the system to communicate with residents and businesses affected by local emergency events. Be prepared – register today!
Saratoga	alertscc@oes.sccgov.org 408-808-7871	Yes	The City of Saratoga is an active participant of the AlertSCC program and will use the system to communicate with residents and businesses affected by local emergency events. Be prepared – register today!
Sunnyvale	alertscc@oes.sccgov.org 408-808-7871	Yes	The City of Sunnyvale is an active participant of the AlertSCC program and will use the system to communicate with residents and businesses affected by local emergency events. Be prepared – register today!
Unincorp. Santa Clara County	alertscc@oes.sccgov.org 408-808-7871	Yes	AlertSCC is a vital component of Santa Clara County’s emergency response and recovery efforts and will be used to communicate information to County employees, residents and businesses affected by local emergency events. ALERTSCC is implemented in the County’s unincorporated areas and other cities as noted above. Be prepared – register today!

Disclaimer: AlertSCC is effective and efficient, but you should not rely on it exclusively. This system supplements, rather than replaces, other communication methods used by emergency responders, both in person and through the use of other media. Television, radio and County/city websites will continue to broadcast important announcements as well. AlertSCC communications are dependent upon external providers such as your wireless carrier or e-mail delivery service. County of Santa Clara government cannot guarantee that notifications will be received by the intended recipient. Service costs from your carrier are your responsibility.