MM 365.7For volunteer fire, paid departments and EMS

Out on the ranch or downtown.

The mile marker and the nearest 911 address, landowners and gates on ranch roads, every unit on one map, and the nearest ER one tap away. In the country and in the city.

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MM 0On a call

From the page to the scene.

A grass fire in the country and an EMS run in town. Real screens from the app, sample data.

1
The call comes in
Grass fire off a county road, south of Bronte. No address, just a ranch road and a column of smoke.
2
Where the road meets the highway
The card reads 4.2 miles west of US 277 at mile marker 365.7, even with no service.
3
Whose land, which gate
Owner names on the land, and a locked gate pinned with the foreman's number.
4
Every unit on one map
Engine 1, Brush 2 and Medic 3, plus the staging pin everyone can see.
5
In town, the nearest ER
Tap the hospital for its ER phone. Fire, EMS and police stations are on the map too.

MM 1Rural

Out where the address runs out.

Coke County, south of Bronte. The card turns a ranch road into something dispatch can find: 4.2 miles west of US 277 at mile marker 365.7.

On a county road, the miles to the highway and that highway's mile marker
Owner names printed across the land, from public county records
Routes that keep working with no service, onto ranch and lease roads
Every engine, brush truck and medic unit on one map while they're sharing

Sample owner names shown

A grass fire scene in Coke County: Brush 2, a Staging pin, Engine 1, a Locked gate pin and Medic 3 on Live Oak Rd, with Sample owner names, 4.2 miles west of US 277 at mile marker 365.7

MM 2Gates and pins

The locked gate, and who has the key.

Engine 1 called the foreman at 2:05. Brush 2 was through by 2:30. Medic 3 left it open for the crew. All on one pin.

Pin the gate, the water tank, the staging area
Each pin keeps a file: a contact at the top, then dated entries with photos
Shared with your group, every unit adds to the same file, signed with its name
Entries can't be edited, only deleted

Pin files are for places. Keep patient and incident details out of them.

Sample data shown

A shared Locked gate pin: Live Oak Rd, 4.2 mi west of US Highway 277 at mile marker 365.7, Key with Sample Ranch Co. foreman

The Locked gate file: Engine 1, gate chained, foreman called, 2:05 PM; Brush 2, gate open, 2:30 PM, with a photo; Medic 3, left open for the crew, 2:45 PM

MM 3City

Downtown, the ER is one tap.

Austin, near St. David's. Medic 12 and Engine 7 on the map, staging in the lot, and the hospital's ER line on its card.

The nearest 911 address on the card as you drive
Hospitals with their ER phone, one tap to call
Fire, EMS and police stations, airstrips and heliports on the map
Your units and a staging pin, shared with the crew

Sample data shown

Medic 12 and Engine 7 near Saint David's Medical Center in Austin, with a Staging pin, at 3110 Red River Street

A hospital card for Saint David's Medical Center with a Call button for the ER phone

MM +Also in the app

And the rest of it.

Every copy of Mile Marker TX has these too.

Railroad crossings
Tap a crossing for the railroad's emergency line and the crossing ID.
Night mode
Dims the map and turns the card red, easy on your eyes at night.
Driving mode
Your road and mile marker on the lock screen and in the Dynamic Island.
Any coordinates
Decimal, DMS, UTM, USNG/MGRS or a map link, in one search box.
Breadcrumb trails
Record the way in on a wildland call and share it as GPX.
Miles from the highway
On a county road, the miles back to the highway and its mile marker.

See every feature

MM ?Questions

Straight answers.

More on the support page, or email support@milemarkertx.com.

Does it work out of service?

Yes, in the regions you download: mile marker readings, 911 addresses, landowners, the offline map and offline routes all work with no signal. Satellite view, Apple Maps directions and group updates need signal.

Is this a dispatch or CAD system?

No. Mile Marker TX doesn't dispatch, doesn't call 911 and doesn't replace your CAD, your radio or your department's maps. It's a location tool for the crew in the truck.

Can we put patient information in pin files?

No. Pin files are for places: gates, water sources, crossings, staging areas. Keep patient and incident details out of them, and follow your department's policy.

Who can see our units?

Only phones that enter the same share code, and only while each person has Share my location on. Updates need signal and can lag, and positions older than 15 minutes are hidden. Don't use it as your only source of where units are.

Does it cover the whole state?

All 254 Texas counties, in 24 regions. You pick and download the regions you work in. Large metro regions take a minute or two to open the first time.

What will it cost?

Mile Marker TX will be free to download. Accounts and paid features are planned for later.

MM DEMO

Request a department demo

We'll show you the location card, gates and pins on ranch roads, units on one map and the emergency places layer, and answer your questions.

Mile Marker TX is coming soon for iPhone. This registers your interest. It isn't a contract or a commitment.

MM TX