CurAlert keeps you informed about emergencies, disasters,
weather, incidents and more in Curaçao.
Get alerts and know exactly what to do.
Sign up with your mobile number to receive important alerts.
Select the alert categories and locations that matter to you.
Receive trusted updates through CurAlert or by SMS during an internet outage.
Follow official instructions and stay safe during emergencies.
CurAlert is a public-safety platform for Curaçao that shares emergency alerts, warnings, and practical instructions about what to do.
Yes. You must sign up for a CurAlert account before you can use the service. Please provide accurate information and keep your account details secure.
Your mobile number lets CurAlert send essential alerts and safety instructions by standard SMS when internet service is unavailable. Keep it updated so alerts reach the correct phone.
When internet service is available, alerts are delivered through the CurAlert platform. Essential alerts may also be delivered by standard SMS when needed.
If internet access is unavailable, CurAlert will use standard SMS to send essential alerts and instructions to the mobile number registered to your account. This requires the mobile/SMS network to remain operational, and delivery times may vary.
No. CurAlert supports public safety but does not replace Police, Fire, Ambulance, or other official emergency services. In a life-threatening emergency, contact the appropriate emergency service immediately.
Yes. Users may submit community reports and photos. Information should be accurate, relevant, and lawful. False, misleading, abusive, or illegal reports are prohibited.
No. Community reports are reviewed before publication. Official accounts, including Police, Fire, Ambulance, and Government organizations, are verified separately.
Read the complete alert, check whether it applies to your location, and follow the safety instructions. Continue to follow directions from official authorities and use your own judgment if conditions change.
CurAlert uses personal information to operate the service, deliver alerts, support account security, and improve public safety. CurAlert does not sell users' personal data. Further details are provided in the CurAlert Privacy Policy.
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