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Gov Glance is not the media; it is the citizen's tool for government transparency. With Gov Glance you will have the ability to view updates across the whole government, including all 3 federal branches, all 50 states, local news reports, and more on the way. Read official documents like bills, laws, reports, hearings, court arguments, and much more that are just a tap away. Explore topics like Economy, Environment, Foreign Affairs, Science & Technology, health, spending, regulations and more coming soon. If you find something interesting you can save it to your collection to read later. All collection data is saved locally on your device and is never shared with anyone or anything. As a non-profit we created a tool that is truly free which means we respect your privacy. You will never need an account to access Gov Glance and no data will ever be shared or sold. Government today is vast, but it is only as powerful as the people who give it strength, which at the end of the day is all of us. Many of us are frustrated with how inefficient government can be, and there is no easy solution. The way forward will never be by electing a super politician to fix all of our problems. It is our role as citizens to be as conscious as we can to steer society in the right direction. Becoming an informed citizen does not mean knowing the latest gossip from Capitol Hill, but rather understanding our communities and the actions government is taking, for better or for worse, so we can hold our representatives accountable and know how we want to move forward together.

Free, ad-free, and subscription-free! Suitable for wildland staff and civilians alike Live incident feed from Angeles National Forest (ANF) dispatch and CHP (California Highway Patrol, bound to the forest), updated every 60 seconds. Stream Forest Net and LA County Fire command channels (V-1 through V-5) live, and turn any channel on or off so you only carry the ones you monitor View incidents on a map alongside ALERTCalifornia wildfire cameras (live and timelapse), live NOAA lightning strikes, mile markers on state highways and the major forest roads, and optional USFS trail and road overlays. Tap anywhere on the map to see what's closest to that point — mile marker, lightning, incident, camera View an incident to find the radio recordings tied to it and a communications plan when one was called out over the air. AI-assisted details are always labeled as such, so you can tell what came from dispatch and what came from a machine. Read Fire Weather Forecasts from the National Weather Service, and download the forest as an offline map pack for use beyond cell coverage — all without ads or a subscription. Light/dark mode, color themes, and a dark map style included Get push notifications the moment ANF dispatch tones out, and subscribe only to the types you want — Wildland, Incident, Cancel, or Info — so you're interrupted for what matters to you and nothing else. Opt in to alerts for new lightning strikes within ~10 miles of the forest. Optional quiet hours mute notifications on your days off Browse a continuously growing archive of past radio recordings, each labeled Wildland, Incident, Cancel, or Info so you know what you're about to hear. Most Forest Net recordings include a speech-to-text transcript you can read before you listen. Filter by channel, tone type, or length, and jump back to any moment to catch transmissions you missed Agency personnel can verify with a (.gov) work email for Admin Net (Law Talk) access and the ability to manually refresh feeds