When a real-world event strikes, the first 24 hours are often the most critical. In those initial moments, reliable communication can make the difference between confusion and clarity, isolation and coordination.

The SouthEast Emergency Network (SEEN) is an emergency communications group serving communities across Alabama and other communities across the South East. We are an affiliate of the American Redoubt Radio Operators Network (AmRRON), providing a structured link between our local areas and a broader communications network when major events unfold.

SEEN does not replace or compete with any municipal, county, or state emergency agency. Instead, we stand ready as a community-based communications resource, deployable as needed during a real-world event. Our primary mission is to support our own communities first — sharing timely, accurate information and facilitating health and welfare communications when normal systems fail.

In larger-scale incidents, SEEN also serves as a liaison to AmRRON, ensuring that critical information can move beyond local boundaries when required. We may work alongside local officials on an as-needed basis, but our heart and focus remain rooted in strengthening preparedness and communication within our own neighborhoods and regions.

See "about us" for more information.