About
This app provides rapid access to critical information and expert support for chlorine emergencies. It connects responders with industry expertise and resources for effective incident management. Designed for a limited group of authorized users.
What's New in CHLOREP
2.7.0
December 18, 2025
Bug fixes and enhancements to improve the overall attendee experience
FAQ
What is CHLOREP?
CHLOREP, the Chlorine Emergency Plan, is The Chlorine Institute’s mutual aid program launched in 1972. It ensures rapid and effective response to chlorine emergencies in the U.S. and Canada by providing quick access to accurate information and industry expertise.
Who can access the CHLOREP app?
Access to the CHLOREP app is granted to a limited group of individuals, primarily CI members, rail partners, and federal agencies involved in chlorine emergency response.
How quickly can CHLOREP provide support?
CHLOREP provides emergency responders with expert support via telephone within minutes. If needed, it can also rapidly deploy emergency equipment and personnel to the scene of any chlorine emergency.
What kind of information is available in the CHLOREP app?
The CHLOREP app offers a user-friendly and readily accessible version of the CHLOREP Handbook, CHLOREP Team contact information, and other relevant data for the CHLOREP network and responding to chlorine emergencies.
How many response teams are part of the CHLOREP network?
The CHLOREP network includes more than 80 response teams from 22 Chlorine Institute member companies across the U.S. and Canada. It also includes 11 emergency response contractors meeting stringent performance requirements.
Is CHLOREP available on multiple devices?
Yes, CHLOREP is available on both iPhone and iPad devices, ensuring accessibility for a range of users.
How often is CHLOREP updated?
The latest version of CHLOREP is 2.7.0, last updated on December 18, 2025. This indicates regular updates to maintain its effectiveness and information accuracy.
Does CHLOREP have ads?
No, CHLOREP does not contain advertisements. The app is free to access and use, focusing solely on providing critical emergency response information.
