Live weather alerts, the local notification systems to enroll in, and federal preparedness updates.
Active National Weather Service alerts for Madison County, Idaho (zone IDC065).
No active National Weather Service alerts
No active National Weather Service alerts were found for Madison County. Non-weather emergencies may still exist. Check Madison County CodeRED and Madison County Emergency Management for local alerts.
No National Weather Service alert does not mean there is no emergency. Always follow instructions from local officials.
CodeRED enrollment is administered by the Madison County Sheriff's Office. See all official alert sources.
CodeRED should be a household's primary enrollment option for Madison County emergency notifications. The other sources below are official channels to check alongside it.
The primary enrollment option for household emergency notifications in Madison County. Sign up every phone and email in the household.
Open sourceOfficial county preparedness guidance, press releases, and local emergency information.
Open sourceLive county dashboard for fire, earthquake, river, reservoir, and traffic information.
Open sourceWatches, warnings, and forecasts for eastern Idaho, including Madison County.
Open sourceReport an outage, check restoration estimates, and view the outage map. Phone 877-508-5088, or text OUT to 759677.
Open sourceCity of Rexburg safety information and links to local public safety agencies.
Open sourceStatewide preparedness and disaster information for Idaho.
Open sourceGeneral readiness information published by federal sources. These are not live alerts and they are not tied to current conditions in Madison County.
The presidential message for Fire Prevention Week recommends that households keep a home escape plan and practice it, test smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms, correct unsafe wiring and overloaded outlets, and charge electronic devices safely. These steps reduce the most common causes of home fire deaths and injuries.
Read Official SourceThe presidential message for National Preparedness Month recommends understanding the risks that matter most locally, taking practical steps to protect homes and property, purchasing affordable insurance for those risks, knowing evacuation routes, maintaining an emergency kit with essential supplies, and staying informed through trusted local news and real-time alerts.
Read Official SourceThe National Resilience Strategy emphasizes risk-informed preparedness, including identifying and managing risk as a central policy tool, strengthening state, local, and community resilience, and protecting essential systems, infrastructure, and continuity of key services so communities recover faster after a disaster.
Read Official SourceFederal preparedness updates provide general readiness information. For immediate emergencies in Madison County, follow instructions from Madison County emergency officials, CodeRED, the National Weather Service, law enforcement, fire and EMS, and other local authorities.
