Emergency Messages Sample Clauses

Emergency Messages. Within six (6) months of the effective date of this Franchise, Xxxxxxx agrees to equip the Cable System with an Emergency Alert System with the capability to provide an all channel override of both audio and video signals on all programmed channels for the purposes of making public announcements during times of emergency. This capability shall be facilitated through the use of the dial-up telephone system, using a suitable secure access code, or, alternatively, via a dedicated telephone line by the City’s police/public safety department. A routine testing program providing for at least quarterly activation of the system shall be developed by the City and Grantee.
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Emergency Messages. Management agrees with the Union that the urgency of delivering emergency, messages is critical to the employee involved. All such calls will be delivered without undue delay. Under Management's current practice, calling parties may contact the plant by dialing telephone number 636-327- 2501 and be guided by the recording. Emergency telephone calls will be received in the Plant Security Office where they will be logged, initialed, and forwarded to the appropriate party. In addition, the security officers will identify themselves to the caller. A follow-up contact will be made by Security to ensure the message was delivered.
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