Government and emergency services

One common picture for every agency and council

Warnings, incidents, hotspots, roads and satellite from every jurisdiction in one consistent model. Share it across departments, bring it into your GIS, review events afterwards, or publish your own warnings on a branded public map.

Wind forecast for Hurricane Beryl at the Texas coast on Bushfire.io, coloured by wind speed

The challenge

What makes it hard

Cross-border events

Fires and storms ignore state and council boundaries, but data doesn’t.

Many teams, one picture

Planning, operations, recovery and communications need the same view.

Learning after the event

Reviews need to know what was known, and when.

How Bushfire.io helps

What you get

Every agency on one map

Warnings and incidents from agencies across Australia, the US, Canada and Europe in one map and one data model.

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Shared layers and team alerts

Share refuges, water points and critical sites across departments, with alerts.

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GIS and Time Machine

Live layers in ArcGIS and QGIS, and up to a year of history for post-incident review.

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Your own public map

A branded Cloud instance to author warnings and reach millions of residents.

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In practice

Built for the public’s worst day

1.24M visitors relied on Bushfire.io in a single month of the 2025 to 2026 summer. The same platform can carry your warnings, under your name.
3D globe centred on Australia, with warning icons across the continent and cloud over the surrounding oceans

Bushfire.io on the 3D globe with live warnings across Australia.

See your assets on the live map

Tell us what you look after and where. We’ll show you what Bushfire.io would have told your team this season, in 20 minutes.