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Watch Duty

Non-profit

Watch Duty is a nonprofit organization that provides a real-time disaster intelligence platform to track wildfires, floods, and other natural hazards. It serves the general public, first responders, and enterprise teams by delivering live maps, verified alerts, firefighting aircraft tracking, and evacuation information.

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Watch Duty at a glance

Watch Duty is a non-profit company, founded in 2021. Xcout tracks 1 named person at Watch Duty, including John Mills (CEO & Co-Founder). Xcout recorded 1 job posting from Watch Duty in the last 90 days.

Industry
Non-profit
Founded
2021
Job postings recorded (90 days)
1

Watch Duty leadership

  • John MillsCEO & Co-Founder

Hiring at Watch Duty

Xcout recorded 1 job posting from Watch Duty in the last 90 days, from a hiring record Xcout has kept since July 2026.

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