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Sign in for free and get started doing your part. It just takes your email, phone number and address.
Enter valuable information that can help us assist more effectively during an emergency.
That’s it. Just keep us updated when things change overtime so we can always be prepared.
Any information you provide through Community Connect is completely voluntary and based on what you are comfortable sharing. We have made it easy for you to know what may be important by organizing your secure portal into buckets of information you can enter.
Understanding critical information such as your residence type, whether or not you have fire sprinklers, or designated family meeting places, improves our ability to respond and make decisions during an emergency.
Let us know who is best to contact in case of an emergency. Your contacts can help us with everything from access, to how to deal with potential hazards or locate occupants. Getting in touch helps us better communicate at the time when it’s needed most.
If you or members of your family have mobility or other types of functional needs that may require additional assistance, letting us know means we can plan accordingly and respond more quickly to those needs.
Your pets are part of the family too. We want to make sure that we are able to evacuate pets and best handle them as best we can during an incident. Tell us about any type of pet at your residence – even take a photo so we can spot them easily!
Data that you provide Community Connect is secure and is used only for the purpose of better serving you during emergency situations. Your information is never used for any other purpose. All logins are password protected with bank level encryption and security. If you’re comfortable logging in to your online bank you’ll be comfortable logging in to Community Connect.
See how First Responders from the Spokane Valley Fire Department deploy Community Connect to better protect their neighbors from COVID-19 through self-reporting.
Reno ABC Channel 2 and Reno Fire Chief Jeff Voskamp dive into how Community Connect will make a difference both for COVID-19 related concerns and everyday emergencies.
Ocala Fire Rescue is anticipating Community Connect to help better prepare crews when responding to emergencies, and they want residents to participate.
The Reno Fire Department activates Community Connect to give first responders critical information about your family should they ever be called to your home.
Eastside Fire Rescue explains to their citizens how Community Connect can help ensure their First Responders stay most informed of the details that save lives during an incident at their property.
In this report from Local 10 Fort Lauderdale, First Due and Battalion Chief Steve Golan of the Fort Lauderdale Fire Department dive into how creating a direct line of communication with high hazard leadership through First Due Community Connect can cut high-rise response times nearly in half.
Dan Flynn of the Asheville Fire Department discusses the agency's adoption of First Due Community Connect. Linked directly with First Due, Community Connect will allow residents from across Buncombe County to enter valuable information regarding their family, pets, and property that will not only keep them safe, but also keep their first responders safe at the time of response.
