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Frederick County, Va., issues countywide evacuation notice
Frederick County Public Safety Communications issued an Extreme IPAWS Evacuation Immediate alert Monday for all of Frederick County, Virginia, with no additional details in the message text.
Frederick County Public Safety Communications issued an Extreme IPAWS Evacuation Immediate alert at 3:56 p.m. EST Monday for all of Frederick County, Virginia1.
The notice was coded EVI (Evacuation Immediate), listed as Immediate and Observed, and set to expire at 4:56 p.m. EST Monday1. The sender was identified as Public Alerts Frederick Co., VA, through Frederick County Public Safety Communications1.
The alert carried a headline of Evacuation Notice but no message body describing a hazard, streets, shelters or how long people should stay away1. On-the-ground conditions were not independently confirmed. Residents typically receive county notices through Alert FREDCOVA, Frederick County's emergency notification system1.
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Read the original at Frederick County Public Safety Communications ↗