Archived App (Last seen on 31 May 2026)
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About
This app provides fire danger forecasts for Lebanon and allows users to report fire incidents and burnt areas. It also sends push notifications for fire danger zones.
What's New in Fire Patrol
1.3
December 28, 2022
• Push notification when the registered user is in a fire high-risk zone • Provide the user with two reporting tools to report burnt area and fire location integrated with ArcGIS online survey123 • Keep the registration on form number only and remove email/Gmail/Facebook registration • Update application design and colors to follow the organization’s branding strategy
MoreFAQ
What is Fire Patrol?
Fire Patrol is a mobile application designed to provide fire danger forecasts for Lebanon. It allows users to report fire incidents and burnt areas, and operators can send alerts about fire danger zones.
What devices does Fire Patrol support?
Fire Patrol is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
How often is Fire Patrol updated?
The latest version of Fire Patrol was released on December 28, 2022. The app is generally updated to ensure reliability and incorporate new features.
What is the age rating for Fire Patrol?
Fire Patrol has an age rating of 17+, indicating mature content or themes.
Is Fire Patrol free to use?
Yes, Fire Patrol is available for free download and use. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees associated with the application.
Does Fire Patrol have ads?
No, Fire Patrol does not contain advertisements. Users can utilize the app's features without interruption from ads.
What is the user feedback on Fire Patrol?
Fire Patrol has received a perfect rating of 5.0 stars from one review, suggesting a positive initial user experience.
Can Fire Patrol help with burnt area rehabilitation?
Yes, Fire Patrol allows users to report burnt areas, which can then be registered and scheduled for rehabilitation efforts.
