Muntinlupa LGU launches iRespond app for emergency situations


In its latest digital innovation, the Muntinlupa City government launched the iRespond mobile app, setting a new standard in emergency response capabilities. 

Built for emergencies, Muntinlupa iRespond provides residents with immediate access to essential services directly from their smartphones.

The app allows residents to report emergencies such as disasters and fire, or the need for the police and ambulance. 

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Muntinlupa Mayor Ruffy Biazon at the launch of the Muntinlupa iRespond mobile app on July 18 (Photos from Muntinlupa PIO)

“The iRespond app is a significant leap forward in emergency management, providing users with seamless access to emergency reporting with just a single tap. Whether in need of medical assistance, fire rescue, police intervention, or other critical services, Muntinlupeños can now initiate help swiftly and effectively through this platform,” said Mayor Ruffy Biazon during the app launch on July 18 at the Crimson Hotel in Alabang. 

According to the city government, the iRespond app’s key functionalities include one-touch emergency reporting, allowing responders to pinpoint the exact location of those needing help; real-time incident tracking for back-end dispatchers to supervise incoming alarms and respond appropriately; and community alerts and notifications that allow the city’s Department of Disaster Resilience and Management to inform residents of potential scenarios and help them to prepare or respond adequately. 

The digital tool ensures that emergency situations are addressed promptly, leveraging real-time incident tracking to facilitate quick and precise responses from dedicated dispatch teams, the city government added. 

“By empowering residents with a tool that expedites emergency response, we are not only enhancing public safety but also reinforcing our city's resilience in times of crisis.” added Biazon. 

Residents are encouraged to download the free iRespond app for from the App Store or Google Play Store, ensuring they are prepared and empowered to respond effectively to any emergency situation.

The iRespond app can be downloaded at:

App Store https://apps.apple.com/ph/app/irespond-muntinlupa/id6478265785

Google Play Store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=muntinlupa.cad.citizen.ph 

Upon download, users need to create an account by providing their name, birthday, gender, photo, valid document, address, email address and mobile number. 

Steps on how to register with the Muntinlupa iRespond app: 

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