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Unsubscribe from Manatee County CodeRED Alerts Easily

Bradenton residents can unsubscribe from CodeRED emergency alerts by visiting the CodeRED website or by texting "STOP" to 24639 for text-only notifications.

10/09/2026 · Bradenton edition

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Bradenton residents who have moved or no longer wish to receive emergency alerts via the CodeRED system can opt out following specific instructions. Local authorities use the system to disseminate public safety information across Manatee County.

To unsubscribe, registered users typically visit the CodeRED website. Users can find an unsubscribe link within their account settings or on the main notification page to remove their information from the alert distribution list.

Individuals who receive alerts by text message without a dedicated login can text "STOP" to 24639. This action will immediately cease further text notifications from the system.

Managing alert subscriptions ensures residents receive timely information relevant to their current location. These steps help maintain the accuracy of the CodeRED database and prevent unwanted notifications.

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