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Seven connected systems — now live for Quezon City
lerTaraQCIntegrated public safety and emergency management for Quezon City.
Seven systems — emergency response, incident reporting, inspection, disaster training, emergency communication, crime analytics, and community policing — working from one connected platform. Plus a free Android app so any resident can report and get alerts.
Tulong is one tap away
The resident side of AlerTaraQC, free for every Quezon City household. Report an incident, share your exact location, receive alerts, and message emergency administrators — straight from your phone.
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Android may warn about installing outside the Play Store — that is normal for a direct APK.

Send an emergency report to the administrators handling your area in just a few taps.
Attach your exact location to a report so responders know where to go without asking.
Official advisories and emergency alerts land in your feed as soon as they are issued.
Communicate directly with emergency administrators while your report is being handled.
Non-emergency community concerns go through the same app, so nothing gets lost.
Reports go straight to the people responsible for acting on them, and stay on record.
Installing outside the Play Store takes one extra tap. Here is the whole process.
The installer file saves to your phone's Downloads folder.
Android will ask permission to install from your browser. Tap Allow, then Install.
Register once, and you can start reporting and receiving alerts.
Six core capabilities work together so a report from any barangay reaches the right responder with the right context.
Reports arrive in the dashboard as they are submitted, and stay updated as responders act on them.
One shared incident record, so every connected agency is working from the same information.
Incident history turned into charts, hotspot views, and exportable operational reports.
Every report carries its location, plotted on a map so responders know exactly where to go.
Check which units and resources are available before committing them to an incident.
One record each connected system reads from and writes to, with audit records kept for every action.
AlerTaraQC is an integrated public safety and emergency management platform built for Quezon City — designed to streamline coordination between departments and shorten the distance between a report and a response.
To provide a unified, efficient, and responsive emergency management system that protects lives and property through seamless inter-departmental coordination and real-time information sharing.
To become the model for smart city emergency management in the Philippines, using technology to build safer, more resilient communities through proactive public safety initiatives.
Integrity, excellence, collaboration, and innovation guide our commitment to serving the people of Quezon City with dedication and professionalism in every operation.
Each system is live today and runs on its own, but they share the same incident record — so nothing is retyped and nothing is lost between departments. Open any one of them below.
For responders & dispatchers
A centralized emergency management platform that connects administrators, dispatchers, responders, and partner agencies. Teams receive and prioritize incident reports, dispatch emergency units, monitor active incidents and resource availability, and generate operational reports and audit records.
For inspectors & establishments
A unified digital platform for local government health and safety management — streamlining inspections, monitoring compliance, and ensuring public well-being across the city.
For barangay volunteers
A web-based platform for barangay disaster readiness. Participants take online training, join simulation drills, track attendance, get evaluated, and receive certificates — all in one system for Barangay San Agustin, Quezon City.
For residents
An emergency communication platform that lets you report incidents, receive real-time alerts, share your location, and talk directly with emergency administrators — improving response and public safety.
For residents & enforcement
Enforcement and incident reporting in one place. Report incidents and barangay concerns easily and securely, and help keep your community informed, organized, and safe.
For the public
Stay informed, stay safe. Monitor crime activity across Quezon City on an interactive real-time heatmap and browse transparent crime statistics drawn from official sources, so you know what is happening in your area.
For police & residents
A community policing platform that supports real-time CCTV monitoring, patrol coordination, community complaints, and anonymous tips, with object detection to support proactive and coordinated public safety.
AlerTaraQC is modeled on how Quezon City's emergency services already work together. Each agency below has a defined role in the platform, so a logged incident reaches the right people with the same details.
Leads preparedness planning, hazard monitoring, and city-wide disaster response.
Fire suppression, rescue operations, and fire safety inspection coordination.
Peace and order response, crime incident handling, and scene security.
Pre-hospital care, patient transport, and coordination with city hospitals.
Operates the emergency hotline and coordinates multi-agency field deployment.
Clears response corridors and manages road closures during active incidents.
Public health surveillance, outbreak response, and medical resource planning.
Ground-level reporting and evacuation coordination across all 142 barangays.
For a life-threatening emergency, call the hotline first. For non-emergency reports use the reporting system, and for anything about the platform itself, send us a message.
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Quezon City's official emergency hotline
report.alertaraqc.com
Incidents and barangay concerns
support@alertaraqc.com
Questions about AlerTaraQC itself
Download the Android app to see the resident side, or open any of the seven connected systems to see how the agency side works.