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• Is there a description of each PulsePoint incident type?

  A description of each PulsePoint incident type is available here. This link also shows which incident types have an associated push notification.

• How can I access older incidents that no longer appear in the app?

  PulsePoint only displays incidents for 24 hours after assigned resources are cleared (up to a maximum of 100 incidents). After this period you'll need to contact the responding agency directly. Contact information can be found on the corresponding ...

• How do I get my community PulsePoint connected?

  Thank you for your interest! This link should get you started. Feel free to reach out to us any time at info@pulsepoint.org.

• Why do some agencies not have radio feeds?

  Unfortunately, not all agencies choose to provide a radio feed within the app. It's an optional feature. We agree that it is a useful feature when available. This might be a request that you make directly to the agency.

• Why does the AED I added show as "Pending"?

  PulsePoint uses a two-step process to add new AEDs to the registry. Once an AED is added by a member of the community it is placed in a "pending" state awaiting verification by the local public safety agency. An AED in this interim state is visible ...