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A2C3 Interactive Public Outreach

Interactive outreach. Measurable results.

Help residents explore fire and home safety through short activities, with no account required. Departments add their identity, share links or QR codes, and review combined participation and response results to help plan future outreach.

Public evaluationQ1 2027 launch targetAvailability details

Try the Safety Activities View Sample Reports

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See what your department gets

Try an activity. See the results. Plan your next outreach.

Residents use your links or QR codes. A2C3 combines the recorded activity into reports that help your staff understand participation and safety answers. Open any sample below—no sign-in required.

Did people use our programs?

Leadership Brief

See total starts and finishes, then a simple breakdown by program and QR code or link.

All programs · Starts · Finishes · Sources

View Leadership Brief

Which safety topics need more attention?

CRR Detail

Review combined answers by topic and question to help decide what to explain at your next class or event.

Topics · Questions · Answer patterns

View CRR Detail

What should we teach next?

Needs & Trends

See visual patterns and potential topics to reinforce. Use them alongside your department’s local knowledge.

Patterns · Education needs · Planning

View Needs & Trends

Sample reports use demonstration activity. Read online or download a PDF. How to read the results

How A2C3 works.

01

Engage residents

Offer short browser-based public-safety programs with no participant account required.

02

Extend outreach

Share approved department programs through websites, links, and QR codes.

03

Understand participation

Review combined activity and response results by program and outreach placement.

Public safety meets education

Built from experience. Shaped by family.

A2C3 grew from a simple request: a fire-safety quiz residents could open from a QR code, with a way for the department to understand the results.

Behind it is more than two decades of public-safety, communications, and training experience, alongside professional work supporting children with special needs. Early brainstorming included the founder’s spouse, a classroom teacher of more than 20 years who recently moved into fire and life safety education.

Meet the story behind A2C3

A practical outreach cycle

Assessment. Action. Community. Collaboration. Change.

A department shares a QR code at a library or community event. A resident tries a safety activity. Staff review combined results to decide which topics or placements deserve more attention.

Why this approach matters

Demo reporting

Programs create the activity. Reporting makes it useful.

See the same rolling 30-day aggregate activity used by the public A2C3 Demonstration Department dashboard. Small samples are suppressed under A2C3 privacy rules.

Leadership summaryCommunity Risk Reduction detailCampaignsNeeds & Trends
Open the full live dashboard
Public demonstration reportingA2C3 Demonstration DepartmentAll recorded activity · Rolling 30 days
LIVE DEMONSTRATION DATA
Live aggregate activityMeasured activity onlyPrivacy thresholds enforced
Department-wide summaryOutreach at a glance
Through Oct 16, 2026
Estimated devices10Browser profiles, not people
Sessions60Recorded visits
Program starts47Started experiences
Completed16Completed experiences
Program comparisonRecorded activity by program
ProgramStartsCompleted
Fire Safety Knowledge ChallengePublic demo258
Fire Extinguisher Safety ChallengePublic demo82
Home Safety SurveyPublic demo146

Testing activity from the A2C3 demonstration department. How to read these results