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SFD Live tracks real-time 911 incidents by the Seattle Fire Department, provides a live radio scanner and generates various stats. Click an incident on the map or table to show details.
Built by Seattle Firefighter Jason Botello (email me) Updated: 4/25/23
Incidents are colored by status.
Active
Closed
Map markers are sized by # of units assigned or multiple alarms.
(Incidents with 5+ units are considered major incidents)
1-4 units
5+ units
10+ units
Multiple alarm
Incidents are given a type code based on the emergency.

View Type Codes

The mode determines how units respond to an incident.
Code red: lights & sirens
Code yellow: no lights & sirens
Type codes belong to a general response category.
Fire
Aid
Medic
Rescue
Hazmat
Service
Unit IDs distinguish different types of companies and resources.

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E Engine L Ladder (Truck) A Aid Car (BLS) M Medic Unit (ALS) B Battalion Chief DEP1 Deputy Chief SAFT2 Safety Chief M44M45 EMS Officers STAF10 ICS Support Unit MAR5 Fire Investigation Unit FB Fireboat RB5 Rescue Boat PTRL4 Harbor Patrol MRN1 Marine Rescue Unit R1 Tech Rescue Unit HAZ1 Hazmat Unit HMIH Mobile Health Units AIR Air Unit HOSE Hose Wagon P25 Power Truck VAULT1 Vault Response Team DECON1 Decontamination Unit REHAB1 Rehabilitation Unit MCI1 Mass Casualty Unit MVU1 Mobile Ventilation Unit MAB1 Medical Ambulance Bus SQ Squad COMVAN Communications Van CHAP Chaplain PIO Public Information Officer
Unit colors designate their status during an incident.
(* designates the primary unit assigned to an incident)
E9
Assigned
E9
Arrived
E9
Cleared
Search incidents by setting filters with the dropdowns at the top of the incidents table.
Click "Live Radio" on the top left of the map to listen to live transmissions. Isolate channels by clicking the gear icon on the top left corner of the map and changing the radio channel option.

View Channels

1 Primary channel used for full responses
2 Primary channel used for fire responses
3 Primary channel used for rescue responses
5 Direct channel for communication with dispatch
6 Primary channel used for aid/medic responses
7 Primary channel used for SOV responses
11 Command channel to communicate on larger incidents
12 2nd command channel to communicate on larger incidents
14 Firefighter mayday activation channel
Click the gear icon on the top left corner of the map and select "Show Cameras" to see traffic cameras. Cameras are represented on the map by a triangle and can be clicked on to see a live video stream. Cameras are sourced and streamed from SDOT. Streams may not always be online.
Disclaimer: The data made available here has been modified for use from its original source, which is the City of Seattle. Neither the City of Seattle nor the Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO) makes any claims as to the completeness, timeliness, accuracy or content of any data contained in this application; makes any representation of any kind, including, but not limited to, warranty of the accuracy or fitness for a particular use; nor are any such warranties to be implied or inferred with respect to the information or data furnished herein. The data is subject to change as modifications and updates are complete. It is understood that the information contained in the web feed is being used at one's own risk.
SFD Live is not officially associated with or endorsed by the Seattle Fire Department. Incident data sourced from data.seattle.gov. Libraries: D3, cal-heatmap.
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Incidents that have 5 or more units assigned are considered major incidents.
Shifts run for 24 hours. The official start time for a shift is 8:00 AM, however the next shift typically relieves the prior shift early. Because of that, these stats define a new shift as starting at 7:30 AM.
Advised incidents are 911 calls that are solved over the phone and don't require a physical response from the SFD. These incidents may turn into a future response depending on the circumstances. These incidents do not contribute to the overall total.
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