Live 911 calls · Pinellas County, FLEvery call
in Pinellas.
Live.
Fire, EMS, sheriff and Clearwater police calls across Pinellas County, from St. Petersburg to Tarpon Springs, on one fast map that updates while you watch. No account, no clutter.
Right now ·
- Active calls
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- Responders out
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Everything
on one map.
Nothing
in the way.
One map, every agency
Fire, EMS and law-enforcement calls, merged and colour-coded, so the whole picture reads at a glance.
A log that remembers
Every new call, every responder sent and every call that ends is written down as it happens, so you can see what changed.
Real street addresses
Calls reported only by grid are resolved to the nearest street address, so “GRID 386B” finally means somewhere.
See who is responding
Open any call to see each fire truck, ambulance or patrol car on it, and where it is: on the way, on scene or at the hospital.
Near me, privately
Share your location to sort by distance. It is used in your browser only and never sent anywhere.
Fast on purpose
The map updates by itself, so there is nothing to refresh, and it is built to load quickly, even on older phones.
Feed to screen,
in three moves.
- 1 · Collect30s
Public activity data is checked every 30 to 60 seconds, around the clock.
- 2 · CombineOne list
Everything becomes a single list: merged, placed on the map, aged out when stale, and compared with the last check to catch what changed.
- 3 · StreamLive
Changes are pushed straight to your screen. Nothing to refresh and nothing to install.
- 7:42 PMNEWMedicalNear 3300 Ridge Rd, Largo
- 7:43 PMUPDATEEngine E32Dispatched → On scene
- 7:44 PMNEWDirected Patrol1902 Pinellas Bayway, St. Pete Beach
- 7:48 PMUPDATERescue R19On scene → En route to hospital
- 7:51 PMENDEDMedicalNear 3300 Ridge Rd, Largo
Pick your
town.
Each town in Pinellas County has its own live page: the calls in and around it, on a map centred on it.
Asked
often.
Close to it. The public feeds are checked every 30 to 60 seconds and changes are pushed to your screen as they land.
In an emergency, call911
pwatch republishes public data. It can be delayed, incomplete or wrong, it is not an official service, and it must never be used to respond to an emergency.