Houston Emergency Radio 3.5.0

Mobile access to the Houston public WebCAD information.

Nationwide radio feeds offer the opportunity to listen to emergency responders throughout Houston, Texas, as well as in other locations across the United States. The available feeds cover Police, Fire, and EMS communications, facilitating insights into emergency dispatches and coordination among first responders.

Houston Emergency Radio provides real-time geolocation of emergency incident responses within the Houston metropolitan area and neighboring municipalities. Users can track the location and description of ongoing fire, EMS, and traffic incidents, allowing for a dynamic understanding of unfolding events. The live radio stream enables listeners to stay informed as situations evolve, with supplementary details on incident locations, activities, and involved personnel.

In addition to its real-time emergency features, Houston Emergency Radio serves as a valuable tool for travelers. By gaining awareness of potential traffic disruptions in advance, individuals can adjust their routes to circumvent possible delays.

Key features include:

• Access to multiple live radio streams covering Police, Fire, and EMS services in Houston, Texas
• Integration with social networks for easy sharing of incident details via Facebook, Twitter, text message, or email
• Interactive map displaying the current locations of fire, traffic, and other emergency incidents
• Popup window providing a brief overview of incident types and participating response units
• List view showcasing all ongoing emergency incidents with details on responding units, their locations, and response times
• Automatic data refresh every five minutes to keep users updated on evolving situations and clearance statuses
• Intuitive map icons for quick incident identification
• Detailed view offering insights into incident nature, occurrence time, location specifics, and a comprehensive list of response units
• Seamless zoom functionality from detailed screens to individual incident spots on the map