By Stan Ozark 
The City of Glasgow has announced the launch of a new mass notification system designed to keep residents informed about critical utility services, service disruptions and city emergencies. Powered by Daupler Notify, the platform allows the city to communicate directly with citizens.
The system is part of a broader effort to provide “more of what matters” to the local community by ensuring transparency during maintenance and emergencies.
Real-Time Updates for Residents.
By registering for the service, residents can receive instant alerts regarding:
Service Interruptions: Immediate notification of water or wastewater outages and other local disruptions.
Repair Progress: Real-time updates on how repairs are proceeding.
Restoration Estimates: Accurate information on when services are expected to be fully restored.
City Emergencies such as in the event of inclement weather.
One of the key features of the new system is user customization. Residents can choose their preferred contact method, including text messages, emails, or voice calls.
How to Register.
The city has made the sign-up process straightforward for all mobile users. To get started, residents can:
Visit the City of Glasgow website, http://www.cityofglasgowmt.com and click on “Glasgow Notification System Signup Information QR Code Setup or Daupler Notification Website – No QR Code.
If you are using the QR code, use a smartphone camera to scan the official registration code.
Create a Profile: Enter a name and phone number to begin receiving alerts.
Add Locations: Users can monitor multiple locations that matter to them, such as their home, workplace, or other properties within the service area.
The platform also includes a central dashboard where users can view a history of past notifications in one place.
Tim Phillips