Mass notifications are becoming more and more a part of our day-to-day life. From schools issuing COVID-related shutdowns to Amber Alerts, earthquake drills and more

The City and County of San Francisco found a pretty inspirational way to amplify its emergency response capabilities.

Wildfires in the United States are becoming larger and more destructive — and tragically, also more deadly. At the same time, our communications strategies have dramatically changed.

By providing a 6-month credit to all Puerto Rican clients, Regroup is waving subscription fees for critical communications tool to support recovery efforts

December 12th was a sad day for all of us who call San Francisco home, after news broke of the unexpected passing of Mayor Ed Lee at the age of 65.

Violence and mass shootings in houses of worship are on the rise in the US. Read more about the problem and get our free resource to protect your congregation.

Wildfires are responsible for tremendous loss of life and billions of dollars in property damage every year and present unique communication challenges.

Needing a tool to effectively communicate with internal and external contacts through channels of communication, such as email, text, voice and social media, the City and County of San Francisco (CCSF) reached out to Regroup for help.

The Village of Point Venture originally relied on a home-grown emergency notification system, but messages could only be sent by phone, posts on their website, and through press releases  broadcast media .

The Oroville Dam spillway created a crisis for residents and responders alike. Here's what we learned about the disaster and the value of communication.