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Travis County fire dispatches, built for licensed restoration pros.

The whole county on one feed. Built from public dispatch data, not homeowner records.

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10:42

Austin Open Data · refreshed 2m ago

4413 Avenue G

STANDARD

RESIDENTIAL FIRE

Dispatched 3 min ago · zip 78751

Engine ×3Ladder ×1Medic ×1Battalion ×1

Property profile

Year built
1948
Square feet
1,620
Appraised value
$612,500
Property class
Residential - Single Family

Dispatched 22:14:08 → Alert sent 22:15:51 (1m 43s elapsed)

Mark Responding

The Briefing — sample data

Cross-referenced at signup:CTECC dispatch feed·TDLR licensee registry·TX Comptroller·Travis CAD

Median round-trip · synthetic monitor · 7 days

1s

From the dispatcher's keystroke to a contractor's phone. Measured by the same synthetic probe that pages the founder if it slips past 90 seconds.

What gets sent

One text. 160 chars. Everything decisive on the lock screen.

FireSignal

SMS · short code

10:42

FIRE 78751

4413 Avenue G

6 units · 2 min ago

getfiresignal.com/i/9k4r

Reply Y 9k4r = resp / STOP

Delivered · 108 chars · single segment

  • Zip + street address on the lock screen.
  • Unit count + dispatch age — severity before you tap.
  • Reply Y 9k4r to mark responding.
  • Reply STOP to opt out, instantly.

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Everything you need to decide, on one screen.

  • Address heading tappable, opens in Maps.
  • Severity badge — red only when the dispatch warrants it.
  • Live unit roster from CAD.
  • Satellite tile of the parcel, not the street.
  • TCAD profile: year built, square feet, appraised value, class.
  • Pipeline trace so you know exactly how stale the data is.
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Property profiles, pre-loaded. When the alert lands, the property profile is already on the screen — year built, square feet, appraised value. No look-up, no delay.

Parcels enriched

374k

TCAD parcel records · Travis County

Coverage

The whole County, on one feed.

Map of Travis County, the FireSignal coverage area

Austin · Pflugerville · Lakeway · Bee Cave · Manor · West Lake Hills · Rollingwood · Sunset Valley · Lago Vista · Volente · Jonestown · and the rest of the 14 Travis County ESDs through the City of Austin CTECC dispatch feed.

v1.1 roadmap: Williamson · Hays · Bastrop · Caldwell

Built to be trusted at 3 AM

The boring foundations that keep alerts honest.

Synthetic monitor — uptime · 7 days

99.99%

Every 15 minutes a synthetic incident runs the full ingest → match → SMS pipeline. Four guards keep it out of real customer territories. If the round-trip slips past 90 seconds, the founder gets paged before any customer does.

No homeowner data

Properties table is schema-locked against owner PII. A CI test blocks the build.

TCPA-clean

Every send preceded by an append-only consent log. Reply STOP at any time.

Public status

Live latency, ingest health, run history. Incidents posted within 30 minutes.

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Owner-operator support

One support line. The person who built the dispatcher answers it.

Pricing

One base. Add your crew.

A low monthly base covers the whole county with you on it, then a flat per-seat add brings on the rest of your crew. No per-alert fees, no surprise overages. Cancel anytime by replying STOP.

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FireSignal · v1.0

All of Travis

$299/mo base

One seat included · $79/mo per additional seat.

  • Every Travis County fire dispatch
  • TCAD-enriched Briefings
  • SMS + email + dashboard
  • Public status page + SLO
  • Synthetic monitoring 24/7
  • Severity-tiered quiet hours

What FireSignal does not do

The lines we don't cross.

Operational awareness is the product. Homeowner outreach is not. That restraint is deliberate — and it's yours to stand behind. Every alert is built from authoritative public dispatch data, so there's nothing in your pipeline you'd have to explain to a regulator, an insurer, or a family at the curb. We've designed FireSignal so customers physically can't use it to chase fire victims, and the AUP prohibits attempting to do so off-platform.

  • No homeowner contact information collected, displayed, or sold.
  • No auto-messages to property owners.
  • No skip-tracing or people-search lookups.
  • No mechanism to contact fire victims directly.
  • Bound by our Acceptable Use Policy.

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