Code Red system merger review
Borough of West WildwoodNew Jersey- Detected
- Aug 7, 2026
- 88 days ago
- Sector
- Communications
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From the meeting
The finance report said the Code Red system was operational and that the borough was looking to merge it with Cape May County so county emergency management messages also reach West Wildwood homeowners. That indicates a follow-on integration discussion rather than a new purchase. A communications or emergency-notification vendor would want to know the borough is considering county-level consolidation.
- Meeting date
- August 7, 2026
- Agency
- Borough of West Wildwood
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