National Weather Service
United States
Flash flood warnings, severe thunderstorm warnings, dust storm warnings, high wind warnings, excessive heat, winter weather, and other official NWS alerts.
Visit source →Alert sources
Only official, trusted sources — never rumors.
SageAware pulls from public agency feeds. New sources can be added as we expand nationally.
Active feed
National Weather Service CAP Alerts
United States
Official watches, warnings, advisories, and emergency alerts via CAP/JSON/ATOM.
Visit source →Nevada 511 / NDOT
Nevada
Traffic events, crashes, road closures, advisories, and travel incidents.
Automated when an NDOT developer API key is configured.
Visit source →Boulder City Alert Center
Boulder City, NV
City emergency alerts and public notices.
Visit source →Clark County ALERT
Clark County, NV
County-wide public safety, severe weather, emergency, and fire notifications.
No public API yet. Organizations should also sign up directly for county alerts.
Visit source →Stay Alert Henderson
Henderson, NV
City emergency alerts for weather, hazmat, and local incidents.
No public API yet. Henderson organizations should sign up directly.
Visit source →PulsePoint
Where agencies partner
Fire, medical, and rescue incident awareness where local agencies participate.
Only integrated via official or approved feeds. Not scraped.
Visit source →Police source status
No official real-time police dispatch API is currently connected. SageAware uses official emergency management, city alerts, weather, traffic, fire, and approved public safety sources. Police-related alerts may be added manually by approved Super Admins only when they come from official sources.
- We do not scrape police scanners or unofficial social media.
- We do not present rumors as alerts.
- Police alerts require an official public source or approved partnership.
Safety disclaimer. SageAware provides informational safety awareness only. It does not replace 911, official emergency alerts, law enforcement instructions, emergency management instructions, weather service warnings, or your organization's own safety plan. In an emergency, call 911 and follow official guidance.