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Welcome to our May Newsletter!
In this issue, we’re spotlighting how non-emergency communications play a vital role in building trust, improving engagement, and ensuring the right message reaches the right people—at the right time. From city-wide updates to school notices and event alerts, discover how Genasys Protect is empowering agencies to communicate clearly and consistently, no matter the message.
Sign up for our webinar, EVAC: Everyday Visual Awareness Across Communities, to see how communities across the U.S. are using EVAC every day — not just for evacuations, but to keep residents informed about parades, road closures, pesticide spraying, and more.
In this webinar, we break down the hidden dangers of traditional flood mapping, why public perception lags behind real risks, and what it takes to create more accurate, actionable flood response strategies.
See how Genasys Protect is transforming public safety and day-to-day communications in Greenwood County – contributing to a more resilient, prepared and informed community.
The Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA) recognized the pressing challenge of ensuring public safety and effective emergency responses in the event of potential structural failures at 37 dams, many of which were built more than 70 years ago.
Two globally-recognized, northern European automakers operate geographically diverse locations, managing thousands of employees, contractors, and visitors. Ensuring company safety and maintaining efficient enterprise communications is critical to their operations.
Multinational Oil Company - One of the largest integrated oil, energy, and chemicals company in the middle east, with over 73,000 employees worldwide and refineries, subsidiaries, and R&D facilities around the globe, was faced with the challenge of ensuring company safety for its workforce, contractors, and visitors.
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