What is Lincoln County Alerts?
Lincoln County Alerts is Lincoln County’s public alert and warning system through CodeRED by Crisis24. It helps residents receive emergency and public safety alerts from trusted local officials.
Is enrollment free?
Yes. Enrollment is free.
What types of alerts may I receive?
Alerts may include severe weather, flooding, dam-related emergencies, evacuation information, missing persons, road closures, hazardous conditions, and other urgent community updates.
How do I sign up?
Residents can begin the enrollment process in several ways:
Sign up online:
https://accountportral.onsolve.net/lincolncowi
Text-to-Enroll:
Text LINCOLN to 36475
Scan the QR Code:
Use the approved Lincoln County Alerts QR code.
Paper Registration Form:
Complete a paper registration form where available.
Do I need a smartphone to sign up?
No. A smartphone is not required to sign up for Lincoln County Alerts.
Residents may use the online enrollment portal, text-to-enroll option, QR code, or paper registration form where available.
Can I register more than one location?
Yes. Residents may register important locations where they want to receive alerts, such as their home, workplace, school, or other important addresses.
Does Lincoln County Alerts replace 911?
No. Lincoln County Alerts does not replace 911.
In an emergency, always call 911.
Will every emergency result in an alert?
No. Not every incident will result in a public alert.
Lincoln County Alerts may be used when officials need to share important emergency or public safety information with residents, visitors, businesses, or affected areas.
Can visitors, commuters, or people who work in Lincoln County sign up?
Yes. People who live, work, visit, travel through, or have family in Lincoln County may sign up to receive alerts for important locations in the county.
Who can help me if I have trouble signing up?
Residents who need help may contact:
Lincoln County Emergency Management
Office: (715) 536-6228
