Community Call Center
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 1885 Durango, CO 81302
Community Call Center
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 1885 Durango, CO 81302
If you live in or visit Southwest Colorado, staying informed can make a critical difference. LPC Alerts is La Plata County’s official emergency notification system, designed to keep you updated on fast-changing conditions in Durango, the surrounding Rocky Mountains, and remote backcountry areas. Whether you are at home, on a trail, or traveling through the region, LPC Alerts delivers timely, location-based notifications directly to your phone or email.
As La Plata County transitions away from CodeRED, this new system offers improved reliability and customization. Now is the time to register and ensure you receive alerts that matter most to you.
LPC Alerts, hosted by Regroup, provides immediate updates on emergencies such as wildfires, severe weather, evacuations, and public safety incidents. These notifications are targeted, meaning you only receive alerts relevant to your selected locations.
In a county where terrain ranges from desert canyons to high alpine environments, conditions can change rapidly. Early notification allows individuals and families to make informed decisions quickly.
Sign up now at the LPC Alerts Page
Unlike older systems, LPC Alerts is designed with flexibility in mind. You can register multiple addresses, including your home, workplace, or frequently visited recreation areas. This is especially valuable for hikers, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts exploring remote areas around Durango.
Additionally, the system supports multiple communication methods:
This layered approach ensures you receive alerts even when one method fails.
The transition to LPC Alerts represents a significant improvement in how emergency information is delivered. The new system offers better targeting, faster delivery, and more user control.
If you were previously registered with CodeRED, you must sign up again to continue receiving notifications.
Getting started with LPC Alerts is straightforward and only takes a few minutes:
Taking these steps now ensures you receive critical alerts when they matter most.
Once registered, you can tailor LPC Alerts to fit your lifestyle. For example, you might choose to receive:
This customization reduces unnecessary notifications while ensuring you stay informed about real risks.
Once setup your account can be modified via the LPC Alerts Regroup page: https://lpcalerts.app.regroup.com/login (First time users will need to create a password prior to login.)
Emergencies in La Plata County often develop quickly, especially in the backcountry where communication can be limited. LPC Alerts bridges that gap by delivering critical information directly to you, wherever you are.
Delaying registration means missing potentially life-saving updates. Signing up now ensures you are part of the county’s emergency communication network.
Community awareness strengthens overall safety. Share information about LPC Alerts with friends, family, and visitors to the area. The more people who are registered, the more effective emergency communication becomes.
To stay up to date follow our LPCSAR Facebook page.
From wildfire season to winter storms, conditions in Southwest Colorado demand constant awareness. LPC Alerts is a simple yet powerful tool to help you stay ahead of changing situations.
During major emergencies, La Plata County Search and Rescue (LPCSAR) operates the La Plata County Community Call Center, providing real-time information and assistance to residents and visitors. Whether you need evacuation details, road closure updates, or general guidance, our trained volunteers are here to answer your questions and connect you with the resources you need. As an all-volunteer organization, we rely on community support to sustain this vital service. Your donations help us continue providing emergency response, public safety initiatives, and life-saving resources.
Support the La Plata County Community Call Center and LPCSAR with a donation today! Every contribution makes a difference in keeping our community safe.
We invite you to follow our ongoing efforts and behind-the-scenes training on Facebook and Instagram, where we share updates, photos, and ways the community can stay involved. To explore more ways you can connect with or assist our team, including volunteering, sponsoring, or hosting an educational event, visit our Community Outreach page.
