UA Alert

UAlert! UA Alert is a new service that allows registered users – including University of Arizona students, faculty and staff – to receive emergency alerts on their cell phones or other mobile devices during a campus emergency.

Administered by members of the UA’s Campus Emergency Response Team (UA-CERT), UA Alert messages will be sent only during critical situations.

UA Alert messages can be delivered to cell phones, pagers, personal digital assistants and other wireless devices. This service is free and voluntary, but you are strongly urged to register, as it is the only way you can receive an emergency text message from the UA. In the event of an emergency, all UA personnel should also check their e-mail accounts, the UA web site, and local media reports for other critical updates.

Only emergency or other urgent messages will be sent via UA Alert, and the system will not be used to distribute advertising or other unsolicited content.

In order to access the registration page, you must first enter your UA NetID and password. When you register, you may also enter one additional phone number so that a friend or family member may also receive the same emergency message.

While UA Alert is a free service offered by The University of Arizona, you may be charged a standard text messaging fee by your service provider.

Registration is simple and it only takes a minute.

Should you have any questions about how to subscribe, visit e2campus Support, or email support@email.arizona.edu.

For more information on emergency management at the UA, visit the UA-CERT web site.

To provide this service, the UA has contracted with e2Campus, a mass notification provider working with universities nationwide to add text messaging to their emergency communications plans.

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