Municipalities for example, cities, counties, townships, boroughs, towns and villages departments of public safety, emergency management, public health and public information.

Other Government Agencies for example, departments of transportation, bridge authorities, emergency management and public health departments.

Points of Entry for example, airports, border protection, port authorities.

Universities and Colleges.

See a "Licensed Stations We Have Provided America," a state-by-state listing of our stations across the USA.

The most common formats are described below. Click thumbnail images (right) to see a full view of each example.

• Yard Style: ALERT AM's antenna may be installed at a building with the electronics securely indoors and the antenna pole and groundplane located in the adjacent yard, connected by a coaxial cable. This style is a recommended first choice, because it is most economical and affords the greatest security for equipment. A 50’ separation from buildings is recommended. We can even provide the mounting pole for yard areas with limited room grounding.

• Flat-Roof Style: If no earth surface location is available, a flat building roof may be your best choice for antenna installation. We can provide an installation package which requires no roof penetrations.

• Isolated Style: At remote locations where there is no building, a weatherproof cabinet containing the electronics is attached to the antenna support pole. The location must have electrical power and, if equipment is to be remotely controlled, telephone or network service.

ALERT AM can be installed by you, your agent or as a service by us. Included in the package are the FCC type-accepted transmitter, digital message system, cabinets, antenna, preassembled groundplane, lightning arrestors, cables, connectors, mounts, hardware and illustrated instructions.

See "Radio Antenna Siting" for more examples.

We will help plan and implement your system, including frequency and site selection, FCC licensing, installation, staff training and the FCC-required field survey and documentation. Even professionally recorded audio messages are available, so your broadcast is ready to put on the air as soon as the station is turned on. Best of all, each system comes with remote technical support for the life of the station. See our "Customer Services" page, which outlines a full menu of technical services designed to help put and keep your ALERT AM system on the air.

See "Planning an Information Radio System" and / or contact us for a recommendation on the best setup for your intended application. We can supply related pricing.

See "Purchasing Our Products & Services."

Note: Because FCC processing time is unpredictable, we recommend that you request licensing and other FCC documentation services from us as soon as you know for sure you will have a station – definitely no later than when you place your radio equipment order.

For extended range emergency broadcasting, see "RadioSAFE Wide Area Emergency Broadcast Radio Systems," which offer coverage areas of a 5 to 20+ mile radius. "The Information Station" is a lower cost alternative with many of the same messaging capabilities as ALERT AM but without the specialized 'all hazard' broadcast capability, the same operational battery backup and GPS frequency stabilization options described above.