Aware As One

The grant will enable Intterra to build an authoritative national public safety information platform designed to provide the public with timely, trusted, and authoritative emergency information directly connected to state, local, tribal, territorial, and federal public safety agencies.

Intterra Resolves Trademark Litigation Following Covenant Not to Sue from The Analytical Moose and Rachael Brady

Intterra announces a strategic partnership with Genasys Inc. (NASDAQ: GNSS), to deliver a full two-way integration between the Intterra Aware platform and Genasys Protect.

Sacramento, CA — January 6, 2026 — Intterra today announced that CAL FIRE has selected AwareCA as California’s new statewide public safety information platform to deliver fast, trusted, first-responder–verified updates to every person living in or visiting the state. The application is developed by Intterra as part of its Community App solution and will be available for download in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store in early spring 2026.

This year’s CalChiefs Annual Conference in Anaheim was a celebration of community, innovation, and shared purposes. Intterra was honored to attend, sponsor, and actively participate in a gathering that brought together leaders and changemakers from across California’s fire service.

Why should a firefighter, paramedic, or police officer have to pull out their personal credit card to access data they need to protect the public?

In times of crisis, when people’s lives and livelihoods hang in balance, where information comes from matters just as much as the information itself. Yet today, too many agencies are allowing outside organizations to step into that role, acting as the de facto voice of public safety.

Meet Jim Wolf, Account Manager and early hire at Intterra. Jim retired from the Oregon Department of Forestry as their fire program analyst in 2005. He was the project lead on...

Robert Wolf, CEO at Intterra, revisits the Intterra origin story through the lens of co-founder Kate Dargan.

TVF&R's crews and battalion chiefs rely on Intterra daily for response aid and maintaining a common operating picture.