Your household
Occupants, emergency contacts, and information about anyone who may need additional assistance.
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before the call.
First Due Community Connect gives Scott County residents and business owners a free, secure, and voluntary way to share life-safety information that may help responders during an emergency.
See how it works
A little information now can matter later.
Watch this short overview to see how Community Connect helps residents build a life-safety profile for their home or business.
Create or update your profileCommunity Connect explainer2:15
What you can share
Information that helps crews understand the property.
You decide what to provide. Share only what you are comfortable including, and update the profile whenever important details change.
Your property
Access instructions, utility locations, fire-protection features, hazards, and other details responders may need.
Your pets
Animal types, names, likely locations, and photos that may help firefighters identify them.
Your business
Key contacts, access plans, building systems, hazardous materials, and operational information.
Free · Secure · Voluntary
Your profile. Your choices.
Community Connect is designed for information that may be useful during emergency response. Participation is voluntary, and you control the details placed in your profile.
A profile is most useful when it is accurate. Review it after changes involving household members, mobility or medical considerations, pets, entry instructions, alarm systems, utilities, or business contacts.
Review your profileReady when it matters