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Public-safety alerts, severe-weather warnings, and emergency services. Latest from The Odessa for Odessa, Texas.

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Frequently asked

What kinds of emergencies does The Odessa cover?

Active emergency alerts, severe weather, public safety incidents, and emergency services.

Where do The Odessa's emergency alerts come from?

Primary sources: National Weather Service (severe weather), local emergency management offices, and county emergency services.

How do I report an emergency to The Odessa?

Call 911 first for any active emergency. Then if you have details for a story, email editor@nexcom.media.

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