Emergency Planning

Plans That Hold Up When It Matters Most

Ladris helps your team build, test, and continuously improve emergency plans that are grounded in data and ready for real events.

Build Emergency Plans Backed by Data

Most emergency plans are based on outdated assumptions and limited testing. Ladris helps you build dynamic plans that reflect live conditions — plans that can change in real time and hold up during a disaster.
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Create Defensible Evacuation Plans

Model zone- and polygon-based evacuations with clearance times and route capacity using real terrain, traffic, and population data. Identify bottlenecks before they impede movement, and generate the documentation needed to support your plans with officials and the public.
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Anticipate How Hazards Will Unfold

Model wildfire spread, flood impact forecasts, and hazard interaction with your community's roads, population centers, and critical infrastructure — and build your plans on these data-driven predictions.
3

Test Your Plans Before You Need Them

Run what-if scenarios against real conditions — road closures, infrastructure failures, peak traffic periods, and concurrent hazards. See exactly where your plan holds and where it needs work before the next activation.
4

Keep Plans Current as Conditions Change

Ladris continuously updates your planning environment with new hazard data, population changes, and infrastructure information, ensuring your plans are always up to date.
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What Customers Say
"Ladris was a dependable and trusted partner in our effort to build a data-driven evacuation plan.”
Andrew Notbohm
Director, Pikes Peak Regional Office of Emergency Management
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What Customers Say
"You can’t put a price on life. Ladris is essential and that’s why we budget for it."
Oscar Marin
Emergency Manager, County of Yuba
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What Customers Say
“The Ladris modeling software gave us an unprecedented ability to help state officials find the safest dates for a critical infrastructure project.”
Wilie Bence
Director, Jefferson County Department of Emergency Management

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