REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. (AP) - Rehoboth Beach residents, workers and business owners can now sign up to get alerts about fires, severe weather and other emergencies.
City Manager Sharon Lynn found and launched the system, called CodeRED. She tells The Daily Times of Salisbury (https://delmarvane.ws/WDU4jh) that it will cost $2,750 a year.
Residents can sign up for alerts at www.cityofrehoboth.com.
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Information from: The Daily Times of Salisbury, Md., https://www.delmarvanow.com/
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