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Road closures now removed from the map |
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Over February 2103, we tested adding road closures to the main fire map and today we have finished this test and they have been removed.
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Important modification to relaying Victorian 'Advice' messages via Twitter |
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Over the 2012/2013 fire season, the CFA and DSE have increased their "Advice" messaging significantly and this is only a good thing for Victorians. We also commenced relaying these advice messages via our @incident_Alert account which is used solely for larger events. We also relay the more important "Watch and Act" and "Emergency Warning" messages that are issued. This method is about to change |
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New Mornington Peninsula Twitter Feed |
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Mornington Peninsula residents can now use our new Twitter Account IncidentAlertMP which covers the area of the shire. Larger fires to the north of the shire are also included.This will allow you to have a reduced number of tweet, more relevant to you. |
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New Dandenong Ranges Twitter Feed |
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Dandenong Ranges residents can now use our new Twitter Account IncidentAlertDR which covers a selected area of the shire of Yarra Ranges and parts of Knox City. Larger fires in the surrounding area are also included. This will allow you to have a reduced number of tweet, more relevant to you. |
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Let us feed your community social media account |
Incident Alert can now supply local incidents straight into your community or business Twitter or Facebook account directly so that your followers are aware of any potential incident. Contact us if you are interested in syndicating this information.
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Spotting fires from Space |
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Incident Alert is now mapping heat sources located by two satellites on our main map page as a trial for the 2010/11 fire season. |
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Changes to alerts - Geo Areas |
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Subscribers have improved alerts this fire season after the introduction of "Geo Area" alerts.
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Add Incident Alert updates to your website |
You can now add local incidents to your web page using Twitter and Hootsuite. Ideal for fire brigades and community groups to show current and recent incidents.
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