Who uses CityAlert

CityAlert.live normalizes 689 official public-safety feeds across 757 focus regions into one stream — the same data powers the free map, the API, webhooks, embeds and the MCP server. These pages explain what that means for each kind of team, honestly — including where the data is thin and what it can't do.

• For Newsrooms & journalists →

  A breaking-news wire built from official feeds.

  Local news desks used to monitor scanners; now the signals are scattered across 689 official feeds and thousands of local-media reports. CityAlert normalizes all of it — police portals, fire and wildfire services, weather and disaster agencies, plus geocoded local-media reporting in 22 languages — into one stream. When a region's incident rate jumps against its own 30-day baseline, the trending surface flags it: that's often a story breaking before the wires pick it up.

• For Realtors & brokerages →

  Neighbourhood safety data your clients can see.

  Every buyer asks about the neighbourhood — and the honest answer used to be anecdote. CityAlert plots 689 official public-safety feeds across 757 regions: reported crime, fires, hazards and community reports, each pin labelled with its source. Show clients a live map of the area around a listing, pull year-over-year neighbourhood trends, or embed a safety snapshot on your listing pages — real data they can explore instead of a rehearsed reassurance.

• For Insurers & claims teams →

  Claims context and catastrophe awareness from one stream.

  Claims teams ask two questions constantly: did this event happen, and how unusual is it? CityAlert keeps a normalized stream of 689 official feeds — wildfire services, weather and flood agencies, disaster feeds, police open data — and archives every incident it has ever ingested. 'Was there a fire near this address on this date' and 'is this storm season anomalous for this region' become API queries against millions of rows, not a morning of calling agencies.

• For Logistics & fleet operators →

  Corridor disruption alerts before they hit your routes.

  A wildfire closure, a flood advisory or a pileup on your corridor is worth more an hour early than on arrival. CityAlert normalizes 689 official feeds — road-event services, wildfire and flood agencies, weather warnings, disaster alerts — into a GeoJSON stream you can overlay on a TMS or consume as geofenced webhook alerts. Draw a bounding box over a corridor once; get posted when disruption clusters inside it.

• For Property managers →

  Incident awareness across your whole portfolio.

  Managing a portfolio means owning the answer to 'what's going on near our buildings?' — fires, floods, break-ins, road closures, planned evacuations. CityAlert aggregates 689 official public-safety feeds into one stream so you can draw a watch area around every property, get alerted in real time, and give owners and tenants a live dashboard instead of another PDF.

• For Security & GSOC teams →

  A global hazard stream for situational awareness.

  A GSOC doesn't need another screen — it needs a cleaner signal. CityAlert normalizes 689 official feeds on six continents into one stream: earthquakes and tsunamis, disasters and civil-defense alerts, wildfires, severe weather, unrest and incident-level reports where agencies publish them. Watch the world on one map, geofence the places your people and facilities are, and let webhooks or an AI agent do the polling.