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- Watch Duty - Wildfire Maps Alerts
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- Watch Duty: Wildfire Maps 4+ - App Store
Watch Duty: Wildfire Maps on the App Store Watch Duty is the only wildfire mapping and alert app powered by real people giving you real-time information vetted by trained professionals, not robots
- Watch Duty (Wildfire) - Apps on Google Play
Watch Duty is the only wildfire mapping and alert app powered by real people giving you real-time information vetted by trained professionals, not robots
- Watch Duty: Wildfire Maps Alerts - huntscreens. com
Real-time wildfire alerts and maps for 14 states Monitor fires, prescribed burns, air quality, and evacuation orders Includes flight tracker and consolidated information from official sources
- Watch Duty - Team Wildfire
Team Wildfire is proud to bring you live content from Watch Duty, the most trusted interactive source up-to-the-minute data on active fires Monitor response, check evacution status See what's happening right now
- Watch Duty - Real-Time Wildfire Maps Alerts
With interactive street and satellite maps and historical wildfire data, Watch Duty empowers users to stay informed and safe during wildfire events Stay safe with Watch Duty, the wildfire app offering real-time maps and alerts powered by expert first responders and satellite data Free and ad-free
- Stay Safe and Informed: Download the Watch Duty App for Wildfire Alerts
As wildfires continue to impact communities across the American West, staying informed can be the difference between safety and danger Residents in wildfire-prone areas are highly encouraged to download the Watch Duty app—a free, family-friendly tool designed to provide real-time updates and alerts about wildfires in your area
- How It Works - Watch Duty
Our automated monitoring system hears that 911 dispatch and alerts our team in Slack All available Watch Duty reporters in that region begin monitoring their radio scanners, wildfire cameras, satellites, and other public sources such as official announcements from law enforcement and fire services
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