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What if my phone number or email address changes?
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What about other information sources?
TID Alert is intended to complement, not replace, information you will receive from television, radio and other reputable sources, such as law enforcement and other first responders. TID encourages citizens to develop and practice individual and family emergency planning. For more information on what to do in certain emergencies and how to prepare for emergencies,…
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Will I get information about specific power outages from TID Alert?
TID Alert is not intended to be a power outage notification system; TID will not send TID Alert notifications containing customer-specific outage information or other detailed outage information. However, if a large-scale power outage occurs, TID will send out general notifications describing the severity of the outage while providing additional emergency management or power outage…
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What type of messages can I expect to receive from TID Alert?
While best practices are expected to evolve over time regarding the uses of TID Alert, stakeholders with TID Alert accounts will receive emergency notifications as deemed topical to TID customers and the provision of TID services and operations. To best experience the benefit of a TID Alert account, stakeholders are encouraged to register a location…
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How do I start receiving TID Alert notifications?
While TID Alert is the quickest form of communication the District has to disseminate information to large amounts of people, in order for stakeholders to begin to receive TID Alert messages they will need to register for an account by visiting the TID Alert Member Portal and clicking the ‘Sign up’ link. TID Alert users…
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What is TID Alert?