Thank you Watch Duty, for keeping my family and fellow Californians informed and aware of the fire emergencies happening near us. The maps, updates, and links to resources, are all vital.

This is one of those “I’m not sure what we did before this.” Living in the forest in a fire zone… being able to watch in real time. Thank you to the people who created this and continue to work on it.

You all go a fabulous and tireless job of keeping us well informed about fires all around us. We stay prepared and wait for your word! Thank you!

We live in a wildfire zone. This app keeps us in the know well beyond local TV and radio.

This app does so many things right,, between the clear concise updates,, powerful maps with a ton of informative layers available to keep us informed during fire season,,, thank you,,, definitely worth purchasing the membership in my opinion,,,,

Map disappeared yesterday. I’ve tapped every option in app and checked for an update but there’s no update. When the app works it’s good. I wish the paid version wasn’t so expensive. If the price was way less, a lot more people could pay to subscribe to it. The reported cause of fire’s should be posted! In California unhoused people, drunks, druggies set most of the fires. Many firefighters and LEO know who they are. Arrests and citations are rare, to keep crime stats rigged as low. IMO, tell the truth to save what’s left of California! *Update, as soon as I wrote my review an UPDATE popped up! Update returned the map. Review glitched apparently. Hopefully it’ll post now. Uploading photos, videos shouldn’t require location turned on. It should be an option. Drop price to 4.00 per year. Then see millions subscribe to PRO VERSION.

I had no alerts set for any counties, but it kept popping up alerts for everywhere I traveled. Very annoying. Deleted.

Great and useful

Great fire fighters established non- profit organization. This is app has helped us navigate multiple fire safety situations in California, Nevada, and Utah. Thank you ! ❤️🙏

It is important where I live to be aware of fire situations. We’ve some active fire situations currently and just immediate to us here is a very intense electrical storm; eyes onto the horizon, to spot smoke …