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DeKalb 9-1-1 rolls out Rave Alerts; residents urged to sign up

September 11, 2026 | DeKalb County, Tennessee


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DeKalb 9-1-1 rolls out Rave Alerts; residents urged to sign up
Molineux announced the district's reverse 9‑1‑1 system has been switched to Rave Alerts and encouraged residents to sign up for notifications online or by QR code.

"We have we went to, a system called Rave alerts ... We've been utilizing it, probably about, 6 or 8 months now, the new 1. Sign up is easy. I think Dwayne has got a link on his website. We've got QR codes. You can give us a call. We'll help you," Molineux said, asking residents to use the non‑emergency administrative line for assistance rather than calling 911 to register.

He also described automatic social media integration so alerts can post to platforms such as Facebook and Twitter. The district will work with the sheriff's office and others on operations and offset some costs through program fees tied to offender notifications.

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