Arap-Alert

ArapAlert

Emergency Alerts Save Lives

Stay prepared for emergencies in Arapahoe County. Sign up for ArapAlert to receive critical notifications by phone, text, email, and mobile app.

⚠️ Important for Current Subscribers: If you’re already signed up for ArapAlert, you must reregister to receive alerts from the improved system. This is a one-time re-enrollment.

Agency Selection Sections

Select Your Emergency Response Agency

ArapAlert is managed by six local agencies. To receive alerts for your area, you must sign up with the Law Enforcement agency that serves your address.

Important: Make sure you sign up for notifications from your Law Enforcement agency first. This is your primary alert source for your address.

If you live in parts of the Town of Bennett, Byers, Deer Trail, or Watkins, your law enforcement agency will be the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office. Your Fire and EMS agency will be South Metro Fire Rescue.

If you live in Adams or Elbert County and your law enforcement agency does not appear in your agency locator tool, you may need to sign up for notifications from those agencies. Please see the links below:

Adam’s County Code Red | Elbert County Code Red

Note: South Metro Fire Rescue provides Fire and EMS services in certain areas of Adams and Elbert counties. Please remember to sign up for those counties’ notifications if you are in that jurisdiction by using the link above.

Not sure which agency serves your area? Visit our Agency Locator Tool or use the contact us page to request assistance.

Click your agency’s badge to be taken to their secure sign-up page.

Arapahoe
Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office
Englewood
Englewood Police Department
Glendale Police Department
Greenwood Village Police Department
Littleton
Littleton Police Department
South Metro
South Metro Fire Rescue

About ArapAlert

What ArapAlert Covers

ArapAlert keeps you informed during critical situations, including:
  • Active dangerous suspects in your area
  • Wildfires and structural fires
  • Floods and flash flooding
  • Hazardous materials incidents
  • Shelter-in-place orders
  • Other life-threatening emergencies

How You’ll Receive Alerts

You’ll receive notifications through multiple channels—phone calls, text messages, email, and mobile app push notifications— having multiple methods increases the likelihood of receiving a notification during an emergency.

To receive push notifications, download the Rave Alert mobile app – App Store or Google Play.

Precision Targeting Technology

ArapAlert is powered by Advanced mapping technology that allows first responders to target alerts to specific neighborhoods or even individual streets. This precision means less confusion and faster action when it matters most.

Weather Alerts Available

ArapAlert focuses on emergency notifications and does not automatically send routine weather alerts. However, you can opt in to receive National Weather Service (NWS) weather alerts directly through the ArapAlert system during sign-up. The platform offers extensive customization options so you can manage how you receive both emergency and weather notifications.

WHY SIGN UP?

Free – No cost to register or receive alerts Secure – Your information is privacy-protected Fast – Sign-up takes less than 2 minutes Vital – Could save your life or your family’s life

Emergencies don’t wait—and neither should you. Whether you live, work, or have children attending school in Arapahoe County, signing up for ArapAlert is one of the most important steps you can take to protect yourself and your loved ones.

Mobile Alerts Information

Recognizing ArapAlert Messages

Caller ID & SMS Shortcodes

ArapAlert notifications may come from different phone numbers depending on your agency. Text messages will come from one of these shortcodes: 226787, 67283, 78015, or 77295.

💡 Pro Tip: Save these shortcodes in your phone contacts as “ArapAlert” so you’ll instantly recognize official emergency alerts.

Managing Your Subscription

  • Text STOP to any shortcode to unsubscribe from all ArapAlert messages

  • Text START to any shortcode to resubscribe

  • Text HELP or INFO to 77295 for support

 

FAQ

If I already have ArapAlert, do I still need to sign up?

Yes. The previous system is no longer in service, and you need to re-register to receive alerts through the upgraded system.

You’ll receive notifications through multiple channels—phone calls, text messages, email, and mobile app push notifications—having multiple methods increases the likelihood of notification.

ArapAlert allows residents to receive timely alerts about wildfires, evacuations, hazmat incidents, shelter-in-place orders, and other emergency situations.

ArapAlert focuses on emergency notifications and does not automatically send routine weather alerts. However, you can opt in to receive National Weather Service (NWS) weather alerts directly through the ArapAlert system during sign-up. The platform offers extensive customization options so you can manage how you receive both emergency and weather notifications.

The Arapahoe County 9-1-1 Authority has transitioned from the previous CodeRed platform to Rave Alert to better reach residents and provide critical information more efficiently. The upgraded system is powered by advanced mapping technology that enables first responders to target alerts to specific neighborhoods or even individual streets. This precision reduces confusion, improves communication, and helps ensure faster, safer evacuations.

All residents—including those previously registered—as well as anyone who works, attends school, or has a loved one in Arapahoe County, are encouraged to opt in to receive alerts and access the platform’s new features.

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