Free widget for local sites Put live 911 calls on your site.

For town and village offices, fire departments, school districts and local blogs: a small box with the latest calls for your town, village or the whole county, updated every minute from the county’s public feed. It is free, carries no ads and no tracking, and needs no JavaScript, so it works on sites that block outside scripts. Paste one line of HTML and you’re done.

Your widget

Your site is built with

  1. Open the page in your site’s editor.
  2. Add an Embed, HTML or Source code block where the widget should go. Town, school and church site builders almost all have one.
  3. Paste the code and save.
  1. Edit the page and add a Custom HTML block (type /html).
  2. Paste the code, then Preview to check it.
  3. Update or Publish the page.

WordPress.com removes iframes on plans without custom code; self-hosted WordPress keeps them for administrators and editors.

  1. Edit the page, click where the widget should go, and add a Code block.
  2. Paste the code with the block set to HTML.
  3. Apply, then Save the page.

The widget is plain HTML with no script, so limits on JavaScript don’t affect it.

  1. Click Add Elements (+), then Embed Code and Embed HTML.
  2. Choose Website address and paste the address below.
  3. Drag the box to about 696 pixels tall, as wide as you like, and Publish.
  1. Click Insert, then Embed, and open the Embed code tab.
  2. Paste the code, then Next and Insert.
  3. Drag the box to about 696 pixels tall so every call shows, and Publish.

Preview

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