Prepared households. More considered options.

Know your options.
Before you need them.

Personalized evacuation planning for the people, places, and transportation that make up your life. Prepare a map pack you can review on your phone, download, and print.

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The PACE approach

Primary / Alternate / Contingency / Emergency

Multiple options. Clear limitations. One household plan.

Our planning commitments

Evidence before recommendationsBuilt around household needsOfficial instructions come first

From information to action

A line on a map
isn't a plan.

A usable plan connects your people to suitable destinations—and makes the gaps in between explicit.

Three routes. One bridge?

Shared bottlenecks matter more than different-colored lines. Compare what your options depend on, not just where they go.

01

Start with your people, not a map.

Account for home, work, school, mobility needs, pets, and the transportation your household can actually use.

02

Give every option a reality check.

Compare candidate routes, shared bridges and exits, access permissions, and destination arrangements. Unknown restrictions stay visibly unknown.

03

Put the plan in everyone's hands.

Request a reviewed map pack with numbered waypoints, responsibilities, source dates, and unresolved issues. Download planning materials, print them, and rehearse before you need them.

Prepared together, able to act independently

Coordinate your neighborhood.
Don't wait for a convoy.

Plan transport assistance, backup contacts, and destination responsibilities with trusted neighbors. One household's delay should not hold everyone else back.

Designed for the rehearsal

Confirm a host. Check an access restriction. Read a printed route. Record what changed. Preparation is a practice, not a one-time download.

Saved maps are not live incident information.

Pilot offers

Start with a household.
Build toward a community.

We're validating reviewed household map packs, annual plan maintenance, and scoped neighborhood pilots. Service availability, review scope, and final pricing must be confirmed before ordering.

Free

For individuals getting started

$0/month

  • 1 workspace
  • Up to 3 team members
  • Basic analytics
  • Community support
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This is a working planning prototype. A subscription alone does not certify a route or guarantee delivery of a reviewed atlas.

Make the next step a calm one

Prepare now.
Leave fewer questions for later.

Begin with your household's needs, starting points, and destination options. Turn those details into a plan worth practicing.

Start your household plan

PACE Atlas supports pre-incident preparation and rehearsal. It is not emergency dispatch, fire prediction, or a guarantee of route safety. During an incident, follow current instructions from local authorities. Downloaded information may be out of date.

    PACE Atlas (Primary, Alternate, Contingency, and Emergency Plans) | Household Evacuation Planning