Evidence
The hazard lifecycle starts in the documents you already filed.
Hazzard reads plans into a searchable shelf, ties every claim to a page, and joins the federal datasets your THIRA already names — sample screens use fictional Cedar Ridge County.
Search, quote, score — on one record
Not a slide deck export. The same evidence powers the brief, the matrix and council packets.
Step 1
Upload and read
Mitigation plans, THIRAs, CWPPs and after-action reports enter the library. Each file is fingerprinted so the same plan is never stored twice.
Step 2
Search and organize
Full-text search across every page, shelf folders by jurisdiction, and filters for who filed what — the way an EM shop actually hunts for a passage.
Step 3
Quotes tied to the page
Every hazard mention becomes a verbatim quote with a page anchor. Open it and the passage is highlighted — the same check the brief uses.
Step 4
Joined to national data
FEMA declarations, the National Risk Index, census profiles, weather history and more land on your footprint with the vintage stamped on each row.
Your shelf, searchable by page
Screens show Cedar Ridge County, a fictional example. People appear by role, not by name.
Library
Add documents- v2 · 2021 updateRead
Cedar Ridge County Hazard Mitigation Plan
Hazard mitigation plan · 412 pages
- Read
Cedar Ridge Community Wildfire Protection Plan
Wildfire protection plan · 96 pages
- Read
Pine Hollow Fire After-Action Report
After-action report · 38 pages
- v2 · candidateReading
County Emergency Operations Plan
Emergency operations plan · 184 pages
Find the passage before the meeting
Full-text search runs on the parsed pages — not filenames. Filter by jurisdiction folder or document type when a county and its towns share a regional plan.
Search library
- CWPP 2022 · p. 12 · “18,400 acres in the WUI…”
- HMP 2021 · p. 88 · “high-priority hazard…”
Every footnote opens the page it came from
Mentions are stored verbatim with a page anchor. If the words are not on that page, the mention never reaches your hazard record.
Cedar Ridge CWPP · page 12
The WUI boundary encompasses approximately 18,400 acres, concentrated in the western foothills.
Federal feeds on your footprint
8 platform feeds sync daily — declarations, NRI, census, weather, emPOWER and more — keyed to the counties and towns you declare.
The hazard registry carries 73 items across 13 categories;18 include an NRI crosswalk so national indices sit beside your local evidence without pretending a hazard is modeled when it is not.
Bring your documents. Leave with a cited brief.
Send us your public documents before the call and we’ll set up your workspace. You keep the brief whether or not you work with us.
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We prepare from public data before we meet
You leave with a cited brief for one hazard
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