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noun. : the second stage of alert (as for a threatened air attack or an approaching storm) during which emergency preparations are carried out ing to plan. also : the signal for this compare red alert, white alert, yellow alert.

Purple Alerts engage the public in the search for the missing person and provide a standardized and coordinated community response.

The Florida AMBER Alert, Missing Child Alert, Silver Alert, and Purple Alert, along with the Florida's citizens, media, corporations, and businesses can assist in dramatically increasing the chances of a missing person's safe return. You can make a difference in the life of an abducted child or missing person.

Silver Alert Criteria The state's Silver Alert program was created by Texas legislation in year 2007, designed to notify the public of missing older adults with a documented mental condition.

In most cases, the alert level and aviation-specific color code will move together (e.g., Normal and Green; Advisory and Yellow; Watch and Orange; Warning and Red).

5. Color code alerts Code blue - life threatening medical emergency. Code red – a fire or a probable fire. Code purple or pink – a missing child or child abduction. Code gray – to alert security personnel that there is a dangerous person or criminal activity happening in the facility.

The Texas Department of Public Safety outlines the following criteria for issuing a Camo Alert: The missing person is 18-64 years old. The missing adult is in imminent danger of bodily injury or death. The CLEAR Alert is requested within 72 hours of the individual's disappearance.

The NWS activates the EAS most frequently for imminent and dangerous weather conditions. The NWS uses NWR as its primary means to activate EAS. The EAS is also activated to enable state and local authorities to communicate important non-weather emergency messages, such as AMBER alerts and Civil Emergency Messages.