Military base fire alerting.
Alerting infrastructure for installation fire and emergency services, built to survive technical review and to deploy consistently across multiple sites.
Where installation alerting breaks down
One standard, many sites
A consistent alerting architecture that deploys the same way across an enterprise of installations.
Built to pass technical review
Documented network footprint, current firmware, and a defined update path before deployment begins.
Managed remotely
System health monitoring and diagnostics that do not depend on someone traveling to the base.
The same system at every installation
One alerting architecture deploys the same way at every site, from a crash station on the flight line to a structural station across the base.
- One configuration across an enterprise of installations
- A documented network footprint before deployment begins
- Health monitoring without a site visit
Serving 42 installations, every branch and federal
Marine Corps, Air Force, Army, Space Force, Navy, Joint and Guard commands, plus federal facilities and defense industry.
U.S. Marine Corps
16- Camp Butler
- Camp Lejeune Fire & Emergency Services
- Camp Pendleton Fire Department
- Cherry Point Fire Department
- Combat Center Fire Department
- Fire & Emergency Services, MCLB Barstow
- Futenma Marine Corps Air Station
- Guam Marine Corps Base
- Marine Corps Air Station Fire & Emergency Services Division
- MCAS Beaufort Fire Department
- MCAS Iwakuni
- MCAS Yuma
- MCLB Marine Corps Base Albany
- Miramar Fire Department
- Parris Island Fire & Emergency Services
- Quantico Fire & Emergency Services
U.S. Air Force
9- Andersen Air Force Base
- Columbus Air Force Base
- Creech Air Force Base
- Eglin Air Force Base
- Eielson Air Force Base
- Luke Air Force Base
- Nellis AFB Fire Department
- Tinker AFB Fire Department
- Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
U.S. Army
7- Fort Belvoir Fire Department
- Fort Campbell Fire Department
- Fort Carson
- Fort Detrick Fire and Emergency Services
- Fort Myer Fire Department
- Picatinny Fire and Emergency Services
- Tobyhanna Army Depot, Fire & Emergency Services
U.S. Space Force
3- Buckley Space Force Base Fire Department
- Schriever AFB Fire Department
- Vandenberg Fire Department
U.S. Navy
1- Naval Station Newport Fire Department
Joint & Guard
2- Joint Base Lewis-McChord
- Rhode Island Air National Guard
Federal & Defense Industry
4- Pentagon (ATCT, Day Fire Station)
- Mount Weather Fire & Rescue
- Los Alamos National Laboratory
- Lockheed Martin
How Westnet fits your installation
Each part of the system has its own page, including the purchasing route built for military sites.
Fire Station Alerting
The same station system at every fire station on the installation.
Explore →Documents for technical review
Network architecture, protocols and firmware history, ready before deployment.
Explore →Installation
Legacy alerting stays live until the new system is proven in the same building.
Explore →Sourcewell for military sites
The purchasing route that runs under intergovernmental support agreements.
Explore →Scope alerting for your installation.
Tell us your station count, your network requirements and your timeline. The Westnet solutions team will scope the system with you.
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