New Jersey is getting a new emergency alert system, as...
New Jersey is getting a new emergency alert system, as broadcasters and pay-TV providers in all states prepare for a simultaneous EAS test Nov. 9 (CD Sept 23 p8). New Jersey’s statewide communications system EMnet will be part of a…
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national network and should be installed by Nov. 1, the state’s broadcaster association said in a weekly newsletter to members on Friday. “With the installation of this equipment, we took a giant step forward in insuring [sic] that critical EAS messaging will not fail,” as it has before for EAS tests and for AMBER alerts, New Jersey Broadcasters Association President Paul Rotella wrote. “Our interoperability will reach beyond our borders to include Pennsylvania, Delaware, DC and Maryland, as well as the future prospect of having NYC included in our network through their [Office of Emergency Management], which has indicated that they will be following New Jersey’s lead."