Firehouse TV turns the screens in a fire station into a live, professional broadcast — civic alerts, community news, training, and coverage. It renders through CORE and reads the NeighborWire local-information feed, so local data is never rebuilt.
Boil-water notice — District 3
From NeighborWire · 2 min ago
Simulated broadcast. Every item shown is a real NeighborWire local-info feed entry.
Severity-tagged alerts from the NeighborWire feed — boil notices, road closures, evacuations — rendered the moment they are authored.
Council decisions, neighborhood news, and upcoming events the station and its community care about.
Normal rotation by daypart; one command pushes an emergency scene to every firehouse screen.
Each firehouse sees the local information for its own district through CORE screen groups.
Every card below is a neighborwire.local_info entry. Firehouse TV reads the same feed any CORE-powered product can — so the firehouse and the neighborhood app never duplicate local data.
neighborwire.local_info
One feed. Authored in NeighborWire. Read here. Never rebuilt.
Boil-water notice — District 3
Community safety fair · Sat 10am
Council approves new engine replacement
Trash pickup delayed one day this week
New hardware store opens on Main St
Registered as a GuestWire product, Firehouse TV consumes CORE's render, player, screen, and engagement capabilities — plus the NeighborWire local-information capability.
Broadcast-quality output to TV, kiosk, and browser.
Per-station targeting through screen groups and schedules.
One command pushes an emergency scene to every firehouse.
Reads neighborwire.local_info — never rebuilt.
Daypart rotation, scenes, and transitions out of the box.
Tenant isolation and a full audit trail on every action.
One platform. One local feed. Every screen in the station.