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Implementing the AMBER Alert Portal in Your State

While each state is different, the general steps for activation are the same. For more detailed information on the implementation plan, training or public awareness events, please contact us.

Steps to Activation

AMBER Alert Portal Consortium Governance

The Portal is managed by member states through the National Oversight Committee, the official body of the Consortium. The following documents explain the operation of the National Oversight Committee:

National Oversight Committee Charter

Roles and Responsibilities

Additionally, the Standards of Performance document defines the performance requirements for the members of the Consortium.

Joining the Consortium

States formally join the Consortium through a state-specific Addendum to the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The original MOU was signed between AMBERAlert.com (systems integrator responsible for providing the Portal) and the State of Washington. This document provides the foundation for the Consortium.

All other states join the Consortium by signing the Addendum. This is the only document required.

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The AMBER Alert Portal is managed by the AMBER Alert Portal Consortium a public/private partnership.


 

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