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1. What's the purpose of the CAER Line?

To provide information about emergency incidents or non-emergency events that may cause community awareness or concern in the eastern portion of Harris County, Texas.

2. Who can post recorded messages onto the CAER Line?

Trained personnel of participating private sector industrial companies (such as oil refineries, chemical plants, and storage terminals) and city/county agencies (such as police/fire dispatch or emergency management officials). Industry facilities do not have to be East Harris County Manufacturers Association (EHCMA) members.

For more information, visit the EHCMA website

EHCMA website.

3. What kinds of messages are posted on the CAER Line?

Emergency messages about explosions, fires, and / or chemical releases that may potentially cause off-site impact - especially if it is to the community. General Information messages about non-emergency events such as firefighter training, drills, or flaring are also posted.

4. How quickly are messages posted on the CAER Line?

Agency and private sector industry officials try to post at least an initial notification message within 15 minutes of an incident or event that may cause community concern.

5. What telephone number do I call?

You can call 281-476-CAER (281-476-2237) to listen to any current CAER Line messages (both Emergency and General Information).