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PINELLAS COUNTY PUBLIC SAFETY

Public Safety Operations Dashboard

Live incident monitoring, interactive mapping, historical search, and configurable multi-source alerts.

911 Dashboard
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Advanced filtering is public. Saved alert tools require an approved subscriber account.
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Incident Results
Grouped Reports
Use Search Incidents for the full incident list. Use Station Summary or Department Summary when you want totals grouped from the current filters and date range.
Enter filters (optional) and date range, then search.

Florida Missing & Endangered Person Alerts

Public records currently listed by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. Records may remain listed after the original alert activation period. Always verify details with FDLE or the investigating agency and call 911 with urgent information.

Open FDLE Source
—AMBER
—Spectrum
—Purple
—Silver
What do these alert types mean?
Select an alert type for a plain-language definition and the official FDLE criteria.
Definitions are summaries only. Law enforcement and FDLE determine whether an alert meets the official activation criteria.
FDLE alerts load when this tab is opened.
Recommended: add your Pushover device name to limit delivery to one device. Existing setups without a device name will keep working during rollout.
Alerts User Guide — how rule matching works

1. Choose where alerts go

Enable Pushover, Apple App Alerts, or both on each rule. They are independent channels. Choose an Apple / Android Sound on each rule and use Preview Sound to listen in your browser. Pushover priority and sound remain separate.

2. Match one or more details

Within a rule, separate alternatives with commas or new lines for OR. Use & between terms when all terms must match. * matches any characters and ? matches one character.

3. Remove ambiguity with prefixes

For 911 rules, prefixes can identify the field: UNIT:, TYPE:, CODE:, GRID:, STATION:, TAC:, TEXT:, or ADDRESS:. Example: TYPE:MEDICAL & GRID:680A.

4. Set priority and timing

Quiet is silent, Normal is standard, High is time-sensitive, and Emergency is the strongest level. Emergency Pushover alerts can repeat; use Retry Every and Stop After to limit them. Schedules can limit when a rule is active.

5. Weather, FHP, PCSO and FAA

Use the matching tab for each source. Weather rules match selected alert types and area, FHP/PCSO rules match their source fields, and FAA rules match selected airports and alert conditions. Weather graphics are attached to delivered weather alerts.

6. Test safely

Use the notification test controls to verify a channel. A test does not prove a live rule matches. Save settings after changes, and use the rule’s preview/match control when available.

Priority guide: Quiet, Normal, High & Emergency
Quiet (-1): Pushover uses Quiet priority. Apple / Android Sound is selected separately.
Normal (0): Apple notification uses the default sound; Pushover uses Normal priority.
High (1): Pushover uses High priority. Apple / Android Sound is selected separately.
Emergency (2): Pushover repeats until acknowledged. Apple / Android Sound is selected separately.
Emergency alerts can notify you repeatedly. When selected, use the Retry Every and Stop After settings to control how often and how long.
911 Alert Rules
Comma/newline = OR; & = AND; * = any characters; ? = one character. Optional UNIT:, TYPE:, CODE:, GRID:, STATION:, TAX:, TEXT:, and ADDRESS: prefixes remove ambiguity.
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Need more than one alert rule?
Add separate rules for different units, grids, or incident types. Choose a separate Apple / Android sound for each rule. Pushover users retain their own priority, sound, and schedule.
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Configure server-side push alerts per account. Leave key fields blank to keep existing values.
IONTB Public Safety Dashboard

Official Sources & Independence Disclaimer

IONTB Incident Alerts is an independent information and news app operated by IONTB LLC. It does not represent, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by, any government entity or public-safety agency. Information may be delayed, incomplete, changed, or unconfirmed. For emergencies, call 911.

Open the original sources below to confirm information. Historical records and notification graphics are assembled by IONTB from these sources; they are not official government publications. Some features require account access, but these source links are available to everyone.

Property records alternate official entry point: Pinellas County: Find a Property Owner.

Map basemaps also use OpenStreetMap and Esri. These are map providers, not government incident sources. Apple, Google, and Pushover deliver notifications; they are not the original information sources.

For emergencies, call 911. Do not use this dashboard in place of emergency services or official safety instructions.
About This Dashboard
The IONTB Public Safety Dashboard is an operational information platform that brings together live and recent public-safety data for Pinellas County and surrounding areas. It supports incident monitoring, mapping, research, and configurable alert delivery from one responsive interface.
Platform Capabilities
Live multi-source incident ingestion
Interactive mapping and historical search
Role-based user access
Configurable notification rules
Pushover and native iOS notification delivery
Agency-specific branding and deployment options
Organization-Ready Configuration
The platform can be configured for organization-specific branding, data sources, permissions, alert rules, and notification channels.
Important Notice
Information may be delayed, incomplete, changed, or unconfirmed. Users are responsible for confirming information through an appropriate official source before relying on it or making safety decisions.
IONTB is not endorsed by, affiliated with, or connected to Pinellas County, FDLE, FLHSMV, FAA, the National Weather Service, or any other government or public-safety agency.
Public Data Sources
Information is assembled from publicly available sources, including Pinellas County 911 CAD and EMS, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Florida Highway Patrol and FLHSMV, Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office, Clearwater Police, the Federal Aviation Administration, the National Weather Service, NOAA’s National Hurricane Center, Pinellas County Property Appraiser, Pinellas County GIS, and OpenStreetMap.
Pushover, dashboard app and web notifications, Facebook, and X are notification or distribution channels and are not treated as authoritative data sources.
Account Access and Notifications
The public dashboard and available public tabs may be viewed without a subscription. Some operational data, account tools, Pushover, and dashboard notification options require an approved account. Access is granted individually and may vary by user.
Notifications are supplemental and delivery cannot be guaranteed. Delivery may be affected by outside services, network availability, browser or device settings, Focus or Do Not Disturb modes, and notification-provider availability.
Privacy and Accuracy
Dashboard incident, location, and property content is derived from public records and public feeds and may not reflect later corrections. Account credentials and saved Pushover credentials are not displayed publicly. Users should avoid redistributing sensitive personal information that may appear in public-source material.
Feedback
This dashboard is actively developed and improved. Feature suggestions, corrections, and questions are welcome at [email protected]. Visit IONTB.com for local news and public-safety coverage.
Dashboard status: Operational production system • Actively maintained • About information updated August 17, 2026
 
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Property Info
Property Map
Map View
Active Call Map
Fire / Explosion Medical / Trauma Traffic / Extrication Rescue Hazard / Utilities Aircraft / Marine Alarm / Investigation Public Assist / Event
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Conditions
Quick Start
Dashboard Quick Start

1. Choose your view

Use the three buttons above the calls. The highlighted button shows your current view.

  • Call Cards: Full cards grouped by priority and category; the default for new visitors.
  • Compact · Newest: Smaller rows, newest calls first across all categories.
  • Compact · By Category: Smaller rows grouped as High Priority, Fire Alarms, Low Priority, Medical, and Special Events; newest first within each group.

Your view is remembered on this browser or device.

2. Explore current calls

  • Active Call Map: The amber button opens a map of visible calls; its badge shows the visible call count. Grid locations represent general areas, not exact addresses.
  • Incident details: Select an incident number for available call details and updates. Property and geographic information depend on the location, data availability, and account access.
  • Unit status: Use Show Legend on the dashboard for the status key. Select a unit or hover over it for available status history.
  • Filters: Search visible calls or use category controls to narrow the display. These do not create or edit saved app or Pushover rules.

3. Find past calls

  • History: Search by incident number, call type, location, unit, or trauma filter. Incident-number searches ignore dates.
  • Dates: Date filters apply to call type, location, unit, and trauma searches. Unit searches default to the last 30 days unless dates are explicitly chosen. Search All Available Dates disables date fields and requires a search filter. Read the message beside the dates to confirm the range in use.

4. Set up notifications

Saved alerts: Approved subscribers use Alerts to configure iPhone, Android, and/or Pushover delivery. Saved rules work without leaving this webpage open, subject to account access, device permissions, and service availability.

Browser alerts: Sound and speech on this open webpage are separate from app and Pushover notifications. Muting browser sound does not mute those other delivery methods.

iPhone Critical Alerts: When enabled and permitted on the phone, these can override Silent Mode and Focus. Use the phone's critical-alert controls to pause them when needed.

Advanced browser alerts
  • Alert Triggers: Enter units, grids, call types, or ALL. The field expands to one trigger per line and saves browser preferences. The Trigger Builder and incident-type picker help insert triggers.
  • Enable Voice: Browser audio may require a click after opening or refreshing. A confirmation tone verifies audio was unlocked.
  • Mute / Clear: Mute silences this page's tones and speech; Clear removes browser triggers and cancels pending speech. Category controls also affect which calls this page processes for browser alerts.
  • Link: Copies a shareable URL with browser alert settings and category choices. Preferences are specific to this browser or device.

App Help & User Guides · Matching, Wildcards & Ranges Guide (PDF)

Incident Detail
Call Detail
Authorized Account AccessSign in to subscriber and administrative tools.

Browser sound triggers

These triggers control browser sounds and speech while this dashboard is open. Apple, Android and Pushover notification rules are managed in Alerts.

Changes save automatically, as before. Opening or closing this editor does not replace your triggers. Commas mean OR; & means AND. Trauma No matches calls that are not marked as trauma alerts.