In the Chervonohryhorivska settlement-territorial community, which unites 7 settlements with a population of over 14,000 people, there is currently no modern centralized system for alerting the population about emergencies. The community has the status of a frontline community: it is under constant threat of artillery shelling, drone attacks and missile danger, which has repeatedly led to damage to residential and critical infrastructure facilities. The lack of a single mechanism for quickly informing the population creates a real risk to the life, health and safety of residents, and also does not meet the requirements of the current legislation of Ukraine in the field of civil protection. The goal of the project is to create a full-fledged local automated centralized alert system (MACS), which will cover the entire territory of the community and ensure the rapid delivery of alarm signals and voice information to the population, institutions and organizations regardless of their form of ownership. To achieve this goal, a new construction of an ARM (automated workplace) in the village council will be implemented, modern equipment (Telegrafia Pavian 600W and BSO3m base stations) will be installed at specific infrastructure facilities, a secure signal transmission system with backup power, remote control and digital recording of all events will be created. The entire system will be integrated with the regional TASCO and compatible with other alert levels, including the ability to connect educational, medical, cultural and security institutions. The implementation of the project will allow covering all settlements of the community with an alert signal, reducing the response time to 1–2 minutes, ensuring the system's resistance to loss of communication or power supply, as well as compliance with the requirements of DBN, DSTU, technical regulations and Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 733. This will bridge the critical gap between the current state of complete absence of a security system and the targeted — protected, integrated, and operational notification of the civilian population in conditions of military risk.

The Chervonogryhorivska community is located in an active combat zone, where cases of artillery fire, the use of kamikaze drones, and missile attacks are recorded daily. Such circumstances pose a serious threat to the life and health of civilians, destroying social and critical infrastructure facilities. In conditions of constant danger, the community does not have any effective tool for emergency informing the population about threats. The lack of a functioning warning system makes it impossible to respond promptly and coordinate the actions of civil defense services, which increases the likelihood of civilian casualties. The proposed project involves the creation of a modern local automated centralized warning system (MACS), which will ensure the rapid and reliable delivery of alarm signals and voice information to residents of all 7 settlements of the community. Its implementation will significantly increase the security level, reduce the risk of human casualties, and strengthen the community's ability to respond to threats under martial law.