As the daughter of two first responders,
I’ve seen my parents respond to emergencies my whole life.
But the 2017 Tubbs fire took all of us by surprise.
During that evacuation, we had no information about where to go or how to get there.
Amidst the chaos, everyone asked for the same thing: a map of what was going on.
We developed Perimeter to be just that. A real-time map that answers the most essential questions for life safety: what’s happening, what should I do, and where should I go.
But those questions, and answers, go far beyond wildfires.
Today, Perimeter helps emergency managers and first responders share information between agencies and with their communities during severe weather, winter storms, floods, hurricanes, hazardous material spills, active threats, special events, and so much more.
Over the past decade, we have all seen a dramatic increase in the frequency and severity of natural disasters and active threats.
Our mission is to ensure that every person has the information they need to make decisions during these emergencies.
We are ready to bring this mission to your community.
Bailey Farren
