Demo Mode: Emergency Mode

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Emergency Mode

Create emergency information and resources tied to specific locations

Welcome to Emergency Mode!

Create and access critical emergency information tied to specific locations. Emergency Mode helps communities prepare for and respond to emergencies with location-specific resources.

From evacuation routes to emergency contacts, Emergency Mode ensures vital information is available when and where it's needed most.

Emergency Contacts
  • Emergency Services
  • Poison Control
  • Local Police
Current Alerts
Weather
2 hours ago

Flash flood warning in effect until 8 PM tonight.

Transit
1 day ago

Subway line 4 running with delays due to maintenance.

Nearby Resources
  • City Hospital

    0.8 miles away

  • Community Shelter

    1.2 miles away

  • Police Station

    1.5 miles away

Emergency Resources

Evacuation Routes
Maps and directions for emergency evacuation from your current location
Safety
Manhattan
Emergency Shelter
Information about nearby emergency shelters and their current status
Shelter
Manhattan
First Aid Guide
Step-by-step instructions for common emergency first aid procedures
Medical
All Locations
Offline Maps
Download maps of your area for use without internet connection
Navigation
Manhattan

Emergency Guide

What to Do in an Emergency
1

Stay calm and assess the situation. Take a deep breath and quickly evaluate what's happening.

2

Call for help if needed. Dial 911 for immediate emergency assistance.

3

Follow evacuation procedures if necessary. Use the evacuation routes provided.

4

Help others if it's safe to do so. Don't put yourself in danger.

Emergency Success Story
Emergency Response

Community Resilience in Action

During last year's power outage, the Sticky Bot Emergency Mode helped coordinate neighborhood resources. Local residents used the mesh network to share information about available supplies, coordinate check-ins for vulnerable community members, and organize volunteer efforts.

Thanks to pre-downloaded emergency resources and offline maps, the community was able to navigate to safety and access critical information even without internet connectivity.

Power Conservation
Tips for extending battery life during emergencies
Utilities
All Locations
Emergency Radio
Access emergency broadcast information and updates
Communication
Manhattan

Emergency Preparedness

Emergency Kit Checklist

  • Water (one gallon per person per day for at least three days)
  • Non-perishable food (at least a three-day supply)
  • Battery-powered or hand crank radio
  • Flashlight and extra batteries
  • First aid kit