112 Meldingen in de Buurt

Independent app, not a government service. 112 Meldingen is a private initiative and is not created by or affiliated with the government, police, fire department, ambulance service, or any other government agency. This is not an emergency app: always call 112 in case of emergency.

The reports come from the public P2000 network of the Dutch emergency dispatch centers. Official source: National Emergency Dispatch Center Cooperation, https://www.landelijkemeldkamer.org

An ambulance is driving down your street, or you hear a siren in the distance. What is going on? 112 Meldingen shows you what the emergency services in your neighborhood are doing, in plain language.

The app listens in on public alerts from the fire department, ambulance, police, rescue service, and the trauma helicopter. For each report, you see where it is, what time it was, and which emergency services are responding. Without jargon, without capcodes, without pager language. WHAT YOU GET

• Notifications from your own neighborhood, with a radius you set yourself
• A separate radius for each service: fire department up to 25 km, ambulance only nearby
• A map showing all reports in your vicinity
• A notification on your phone as soon as something happens in your neighborhood
• Choose which services you receive notifications from

112 NOTIFICATIONS PRO

With Pro, you remove the advertisements and choose a unique notification sound for each service, so you can tell by the sound alone whether it is the fire department or an ambulance.

ABOUT THE NOTIFICATIONS

The notifications in this app come from the public P2000 network, which Dutch dispatch centers use to call emergency services. You can read more about the dispatch centers at the official source, the National Dispatch Center Cooperation: https://www.landelijkemeldkamer.org and at the police: https://www.politie.nl/onderwerpen/meldkamer.html

This app is a private initiative and does not represent any government agency. The app was not created by and is not affiliated with the government, police, fire department, or ambulance service. This app is not an emergency app. In case of emergency, always call 112.