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El Paso to Participate in Statewide Emergency Alert System Test

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El Paso's City-County Office of Emergency Management is set to join a statewide emergency alert system test on April 2, from 9 to 11:30 a.m. This drill, organized in collaboration with the Texas Division of Emergency Management, aims to assess the effectiveness of public warning systems across the state. The exercise is crucial for ensuring that emergency communication channels are reliable and efficient in real-life situations. Residents should be aware of the test as it may involve alerts and notifications during the designated time.

Key Details: • Emergency alert test scheduled for April 2, 9-11:30 a.m. • Residents may receive alerts during the test period. • Test aims to improve the effectiveness of public warning systems.

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