Citizen Alerts
Everbridge SmartGISTM for Citizen Alerts
Citizen Protection and Life Safety
- Communicate rapidly and reliably to citizens based on their location and the progression of an incident.
- Manage evacuations, provide shelter-in-place guidance, and issue status updates and re-entry instructions.
- Notify citizens with important community information, such as road closures and crime bulletins, based on citizen-specified preferences.
- Conduct wellness checks with the elderly and special needs populations through real-time polling.
- Collect citizen contact data through the Everbridge SmartRegistration portal. This portal is fully managed to minimize administrative requirements by government staff members.
- View the locations of fire districts, police stations, evacuation areas, and more. Target communications accordingly.
- Coordinate and manage volunteer resources based on special skills and location. Poll for availability.
- Comply with the National Preparedness Plan, NIMS, and Homeland Security Target Capabilities, including citizen evacuation and shelter in place protection, emergency public information and warning, and more.
Learn More
- Download the Everbridge SmartGIS for Citizen Alerts overview.
- Download the Everbridge SmartRegistration Citizen Portal overview.
- Contact us for a demonstration of Everbridge SmartGIS.
When an at-risk woman went missing for more than 24 hours during Colorado’s bitter winter, the clock was ticking to find her. Unable to locate her, Douglas County Search and Rescue used Everbridge SmartGIS to contact residents located in their search area based on the woman’s last known whereabouts and likely path. A resident who received a message from the Everbridge system called to report seeing the woman leading authorities to find the missing woman within an hour of sending the message.
The City of Inglewood has used Everbridge SmartGIS for critical communications through numerous incidents, including the Police Department Operation Golden Phoenix and Golden Guardian emergency response training drills, a waste management strike, power outages, major and localized water shut-offs, and a multi-agency bio-decontamination drill. When the city was affected by damage to a 12-foot section of water main, its deputy city administrator and chief information officer alerted residents on a rolling basis of the impact of the planned repair on water pressure and targeted communications to those residents located within a few hundred feet of a localized water main rupture.