How does the Hyper-Reach system respond to busy signals or no-answer situations?

For busy signals, the call will be repeated several times in an attempt to reach you.  The same is true for No-answer and Call-waiting.  If the phone is answered by a message recorder, the message will be left on the answering device.  If, after several attempts the call does not successfully go through, the system will stop attempting to call.

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1. How does the service work?
2. What types of messages will be sent using the service?
3. Is my telephone number included in the notification database?
4. Can I update or add phone numbers and email addresses to the service?
5. May I use a cell phone as my notification database listing?
6. Does the Hyper-Reach service replace other systems that have been used to provide time-sensitive information to residents?
7. What precautions are being taken to protect personal information?
8. Will there be a way to positively identify incoming calls which are made by the town using the system?
9. How does the Hyper-Reach system respond to busy signals or no-answer situations?
10. Is there a way to repeat the message?
11. Can I receive the message in another language?