Crisis Track is award-winning damage assessment software designed to rapidly and accurately collect damage assessments for FEMA's disaster declaration process. Now part of the Juvare suite of solutions, Crisis Track has a standard, supported, integration with WebEOC®, enabling near real-time data sharing.
Crisis Track processes and maintains infrastructure data before a disaster even happens. This solution collects and loads the dimensions and replacement costs for buildings, public utilities, bridges and culverts, and electric utility assets, and then uses this data to prepopulate web and mobile-based damage assessment forms with accurate data - making damage assessment much easier for your field teams.
Three solution tiers are available to fit your organization’s unique needs:
Damage Assessment: Conduct damage assessments on infrastructure using GIS or tax data in preparation for a disaster declaration.
Disaster Management: In addition to the capabilities of the Damage Assessment tier, the Disaster Management tier provides additional functionality for post-declaration processes such as debris monitoring and force labor and equipment time tracking.
All Hazard Emergency Management: Building on the other two tiers, All Hazard Emergency Management provides specialized workflows for emergency management incidents, as well as additional response functionality such as incident action planning, resource management, and situation reporting.
Learn more about each tier below.
Crisis Track’s Damage Assessment tier has everything you need to prepare for a declaration.
Building on the Damage Assessment tier, this option provides users with complete functionality for managing disaster response and recovery.
Take advantage of the WebEOC and ArcGIS Online integrations for further analysis.
This option includes the features of the other two tiers and expands to provide functionality for incident action planning, resource management, and situation reporting on emergency management incidents.
Plan evacuation surveys and issue reentry permits using your organization’s infrastructure location and property ownership data.