Alarmeringen P2000

Chris Schepers

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About this app

What is happening around you? Alarmeringen P2000 lets you watch live 112 emergency calls from emergency services throughout the Netherlands. As soon as the dispatch center calls out the fire department, ambulance, police, or a rescue service, the alert appears in your app.

The alerts come from the public P2000 network. This app is a private initiative and does not represent a government agency. In case of emergency, always call 112.

WHAT YOU SEE

🚒 Fire Department: call-outs, escalations from medium to very large fires, and GRIP
🚑 Ambulance: A1 and A2 deployments, live on the map
🚔 Police: priority 1 and priority 2 calls
⛵ KNRM and rescue brigades: rescue operations on the water
🚁 Trauma helicopter: deployment of the MMT, separately identifiable

REPORTS FROM YOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD

Set a radius around your location or around a fixed place, and a separate radius per shift: fire department wide area, ambulance only nearby. Follow multiple safety regions simultaneously or filter by your own municipality.

📡 FOLLOW CAPCODES

Follow your own fire station, post, vehicle, or unit by capcode and receive every alert, no matter where in the country it is. With a timeline per capcode, so you can look back at what happened previously.

🔔 DECIDE WHAT YOU HEAR YOURSELF

Choose a custom alert sound per shift, from a soft signal to a real pager tone. Turn on keywords and receive notifications for your own street, village, or search term. You can set important alerts as critical alerts so they bypass your silent mode.

🗺️ MAP AND DETAILS

All alerts on a map, with filters per shift. For each alert, you can see which vehicles were dispatched, from which stations they came, and how the incident developed. You can share alerts with a single tap.

❤️ A0 MONITOR

Receive an immediate notification for an A0 deployment in your area, with a separate setting and a custom alarm tone. FOR WHOM

For everyone involved in emergency response, for scanner enthusiasts and pager fanatics, and for anyone who simply wants to know why a siren is going down the street.

ABOUT THE REPORTS AND SOURCES

The reports in this app come from the public P2000 network, which Dutch dispatch centers use to call out emergency services. Official sources: the Dutch Government regarding the emergency number 112 at https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/alarmnummer-112, the National Emergency Call Center Cooperation at https://www.landelijkemeldkamer.org, the police at https://www.politie.nl/onderwerpen/meldkamer.html, the fire department at https://www.brandweer.nl, and ambulance services at https://www.ambulancezorg.nl

This app was not created by and is not affiliated with the government, police, fire department, ambulance service, or any other government agency. An alert does not indicate any injuries, cause, or damage. This is not an emergency app: always call 112 in case of an emergency.

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