McHenry, Illinois, Authorities are looking for a 28-year-old man who has not been seen since early Saturday morning.
abc7chicago
What Happened to Him?
The McHenry Police Department announced on Facebook Sunday afternoon that officers are searching for Gustavo Guzman-Perez, 28, who was last seen in the 1200 block of North Green Street around 2 a.m. Saturday.
On Sunday afternoon, police and the McHenry County Emergency Management Agency were looking for Guzman-Perez near the McHenry County Country Club. Anyone with information concerning his location should contact McHenry police at 815-363-2200.
What Exactly is a Civil Emergency?
The definition of a civic emergency varies based on where you live. The Alert Ready website states, “Civil emergencies occur when people are disrupted or require varying degrees of support, protection, or attention.”Recognized public authorities issue national, provincial/territorial, and local emergency notifications. They are intended to alert the public of impending threats to life or property. So far in 2020, the National Alert Ready System has issued 173 alerts, 26 of which have been for Civil Emergencies.
Civil Emergencies Include the Following:
- Release of hazardous materials
- Failure of a dam
- Terrorist danger
- Landslides
- flooding and
- I was informing people about the present COVID-19 epidemic.
Notification:
- Read/listen to the warning
- Follow the instructions.
- Do not attempt to visit the impacted region.
- If you are in a hazardous zone, notify loved ones that you are safe.
Even in this scenario, following directions is critical to ensuring the safety of everyone in the vicinity. To get Alert Ready emergency notifications on your phone, it must be turned on and linked to an LTE network. If your phone is in quiet mode, a notice will appear on your screen, but no sound will be made to advise you of an approaching alert.
Alertable is a solid choice for increasing your chances of receiving emergency notifications when they occur. With over 15 distinct methods to get news, your chances of receiving the information improve. A smartphone app (which may override quiet mode on your phone for essential warnings), SMS, email, intelligent home speakers, social media, and instant messaging platforms such as Slack, Facebook Messenger, and Microsoft Teams are all examples of ways to get notifications.
Read Also – Taha Sabbagh, a 40-Year-Old Sydney Father, was Fatally Shot by a Guy
