Help those who help you. By signing up for Smart911 & including medical info, contact numbers & important addresses, you could be saving crucial time during an emergency! Sign up now @ ow.ly/FKMB50y3mj5 #BePrepared

As January nears to a close, how are you doing on your resolutions? Ask yourself these ❓ to learn if you are ready: 📱 Do I have emergency contacts & info in my Smart911 profile? 🥫Do I have enough food/water for 72 hours? ⚡️How will I learn about severe weather? #cincywx

BREAKING: Deer Park Schools will be CLOSED on Thursday and Friday (Feb. 27-28) due to illness. Details: lnks.gd/2/D2jDh_ DPHS Principals | Deer Park Amity

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Per EMA the outdoor warning siren activation was a system error. No need to call 9-1-1 about them.

The Hamilton County Outdoor Warning sirens were temporarily activated this morning as a result of an operator error during routine training. The sirens were briefly activated for several seconds this morning before being cancelled. There is no action required by the public.

Have you updated your Smart911 Safety Profile recently? With the start of a new school year, take the time to update your child's picture, contact info & even their vehicle information. alerthc.org #BePrepared #BacktoSchool

Your first contact with emergency services may be through a dispatcher at the Hamilton County Communications Center. They often do not receive the recognition they deserve. Good luck on your new positions!

[5:35 AM] Rain will quickly turn to snow on Thursday night. 1 to 2 inches are forecast. Biggest concern Thursday night is the potential for a flash freeze due to rapidly falling temperatures which may affect the morning commute Friday morning.

Hamilton County is heating up this week, so here's a reminder to NEVER leave kids, pets, or anyone else in a hot car. It doesn't matter if the car is in the shade or if the windows are cracked; on hot, humid days like today, car temperatures can become deadly within minutes.