A2C3 public-safety outreach
Interactive, browser-based outreach programs designed for fire departments, Community Risk Reduction teams, and the communities they serve.
Featured programs
Each experience is clearly labeled so departments can distinguish a public demonstration from a program still under evaluation.
Both demonstrations are open for visitors to try. Please use a mouse, keyboard, or touchscreen and share feedback about what is clear, useful, difficult, or still needs refinement.
Each playthrough draws 10 questions from a 180-question fire-safety bank, creating a quick, approachable community activity with meaningful variety.
An interactive practice experience for the Pull, Aim, Squeeze, and Sweep method—designed for evaluation and feedback.
A practical agency workflow
A2C3 maintains the software, educational content, accessibility features, analytics, and approved build for each program. Departments select approved branding, share campaign links or QR codes, and review clear participation data.
See the proposed 90-day evaluation Create a sample department preview Explore the campaign and QR system Read the complete agency workflowApply the department logo, colors, approved text, and a structured frame.
Use a hosted link, a department website link, and campaign-specific QR codes.
Review aggregate starts, completions, scores, and question-level results.
Live demonstration reporting
This homepage mirrors the same live 30-day aggregate data used by the public A2C3 Demo Department dashboard. It updates as demonstration activity is recorded.
Live demonstration data only. Testing activity; not an actual department, community, or population. Not for official CRR metrics, agency reporting, grant documentation, or formal evaluation.
Download the live demonstration reports
Every PDF is watermarked Demonstration Only. The CSV includes a demonstration classification field and labeled filename.
A concise all-program overview of live participation, completion, and measured outcomes.
Program-separated operational detail, including questions, topics, timing, and compatible outcomes.
Program-specific trends, educational priorities, heat maps, and response patterns.
All aggregate program rows with program, scope, and demonstration-classification fields preserved.
A2C3 generic demonstration board
Department identity
A2C3 maintains the technology and approved build behind each program. Departments choose from controlled branding, layout, and presentation options, allowing the programs included in their package to share a recognizable department identity without changing their educational or reporting standards.
The five-color system independently controls Frame / Background, Header Board, Sub-Board / Header Bar, Accent Stripe 1, and Accent Stripe 2.
Preview your department’s program brandingProposed evaluation framework
Start with a defined scope, review real use, and make a deliberate decision at the end.
Scope, access, feedback goals, and technical expectations confirmed.
Participant experience, accessibility observations, and early technical feedback.
Reporting usefulness, operational feedback, and any approved refinements.
Findings, limitations, and possible next steps documented.
Public commitments
Only safeguards and capabilities that are genuinely implemented are presented as active.
Safety messages are reviewed, versioned, and clearly labeled by readiness.
Detailed game events become aggregate reports without player names or accounts.
Readable layouts, keyboard support, visible focus, and reduced-motion support.
Demonstrations, prototypes, samples, and known limitations are identified plainly.
Complete overview
The homepage provides a useful summary of A2C3. These focused pages provide the deeper details for reviewers, departments, partners, and community members.
See how interactive learning, campaign distribution, department presentation, and practical reporting work as one outreach loop.
Read why agencies may choose A2C3 →Learn about the mission, the program’s current stage, and the partner-informed approach guiding its development.
Read the A2C3 story and mission →Review the privacy-conscious approach to aggregate reporting, public participation, retention, and department information.
Review A2C3 privacy and data practices →Understand the current accessibility approach, active features, known limitations, and continuing improvement work.
Explore A2C3 accessibility →See how public demonstrations, prototypes, educational information, and agency deployments are clearly distinguished.
Read the terms and demonstration disclaimer →Find direct answers about programs, branding, campaigns, reporting, privacy, evaluation, readiness, and current limitations.
Browse A2C3 frequently asked questions →Why A2C3
A2C3 Integrated Public Outreach develops interactive outreach tools around a straightforward idea: meet people where they are, make the learning experience approachable, and give agencies useful information about how the program was used.
The public website is focused on fire departments, CRR professionals, and other public-safety agencies seeking measurable, privacy-conscious outreach tools.
See the A2C3 advantage Read about A2C3’s mission and developmentStart a conversation
A2C3 is currently in pre-launch evaluation and is not ready for formal department deployment. We welcome candid feedback, operational questions, and conversations about possible future testing.
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