CivQuest hardens the maps responders depend on, finds any location four different ways, and pushes alerts to the right subscribers the moment you say go.
The Platform
Atlas up front, Notify and Compass close behind, and a dash of Forge for the heavy lifting.
Addresses, parcels, coordinates, and three-word locations all resolve in one search bar, on any device.
One search box queries your address points, a geocoder like the statewide VGIN locator, attribute fields, and what3words at once.
“///filled.count.soap”EagleView oblique imagery and Street View open at the selected address for size-up from the desk.
Parcel Insights returns FEMA flood zones and elevation for any parcel during flood events and preplanning.
Exclusion rules redact records for protected personnel across search, popups, and every export.
Real subscriber lists, branded templates, and a force-send button that works when the schedule is irrelevant.
Force-run any feed to all subscribers on demand, with a browser preview of the exact email before it goes.
Draw the incident area with a buffer and the feed only reaches records and subscribers tied to it.
Damage reports, data issues, and recovery tasks become tracked, assigned work instead of radio traffic.
A public no-login form collects reports with photo attachments, routed straight into triage.
Kanban boards push each item through statuses with assignees and priorities visible to the whole team.
The maps, services, and address data behind dispatch get checked, repaired, and protected before the storm, not after.
Null checks, duplicate detection, and geometry validation keep address data dispatch-grade.
“Find address points with missing street names or duplicate locations.”We will run a health check on a critical web map and show the broadcast workflow end to end.
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