ShakeAlertLA was the first in the nation public alerting system for delivering earthquake early warning. Angelenos are now encouraged to download MyShake, a new statewide cell phone app from Earthquake Early Warning California that is powered by ShakeAlert and builds on lessons learned from the City’s two-year ShakeAlert pilot to deliver earthquake early warning alerts to people across L.A. The app was a pilot project that laid the foundation for an earthquake early warning alert system in California. The City of Los Angeles will retire the ShakeAlertLA earthquake early warning mobile app on December 31, 2020. Mayor Garcetti Calls on Angelenos to Download MyShakeĪfter a two-year pilot phase reached nearly one million users, Mayor Garcetti announces the end of ShakeAlertLA and transition to new platform Residents who want to receive earthquake early warning notifications should download the MyShake app, which is available on the Apple store and on Google Play. ShakeAlertLA will no longer send earthquake alerts to users after December 31, 2020. Please Be Aware, the ShakealertLA Mobile App Was Sunset on December 31, 2020 MyShake is available in both English and Spanish. Residents who want to receive earthquake early warning notifications should download the MyShake app, which is available on the Apple store and on Google Play. The app is one of the delivery modes of the California Earthquake Early Warning System. The MyShake app - developed by the UC Berkeley Seismology Lab, sponsored by the State of California Office of Emergency Services - is the first app powered by ShakeAlert® to provide statewide earthquake early warning alerts.
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