A community safety initiative

Where's your nearest fire hydrant? Most people can't answer that.

We’re not naive – fires are rare. But when they happen, they spread fast. That’s why we built FindMyHydrant. So when seconds count, you already know where to look. Free, offline-capable, and community-powered.
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155+ Members Signed Up

Join the community and help map hydrants near you.

689+ Hydrants Mapped

Is your street on the map yet? Grab your phone and add the hydrants near you.

41+ Enclosures Mapped

Mapped so first responders find the right gate first time - not the wrong one, wasting precious minutes.

39+ Firefighter Verified

Each one physically checked by a firefighter or first responder, so it's ready when it matters.

0+ Issue Reports Filed

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FindMyHydrant | Live Hydrant Map

Your nearest hydrants, right now.

Browse, search, and filter every community-submitted fire hydrant on the map. Tap any pin to see its photo, condition, and GPS coordinates – with directions straight from Google Maps.
If something looks off, you can report an issue directly from the pin. Accuracy matters to us. Every hydrant is verified before it goes live, but we’re human – which is why we’ve made it possible for anyone in the area to confirm a hydrant’s location.
When the community verifies, the whole community benefits. So help us, help you.
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Why This Matters

When every second is a life.

Thousands of homes and lives are lost to fires every year. Too often, tragedies escalate because first responders can’t quickly locate a working water supply – not because the hydrant doesn’t exist, but because no one knows where it is.
Outdated municipal records. Unmapped hydrants. Even the professionals are left searching. FindMyHydrant is here to change that, one verified pin at a time.
“A fire doubles in size every 60 seconds. Locating water within the first 3 minutes can mean the difference between a contained incident and a tragedy.”
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Josh, a first responder in his fire gear standing next to a fire truck.
How It Works

4 steps. That's all it takes.

We’ve kept the form quick, easy, and stress-free. It’s designed to automatically pull your exact location. All you need to do is allow it (which we do recommend, since accuracy is everything here).
Here’s how it works:
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Take a photo

Walk up to the hydrant and take a clear front-facing photo, then upload it.

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Confirm your location

Pin the hydrant's exact location on the map. Standing next to it? Tap Use my current location

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Hydrant details

Tell us the condition, type, and whether it's hidden or obstructed. Add your name - Every submission earns you a spot on the leaderboard.

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Hit submit

Once our team verifies your submission it goes live on the map - visible for all to see.

Currently covering Edenvale and surrounds – expanding suburb by suburb. Want your area included? Get in touch.
Josh, a first responder putting out a fire during a training course.
Josh, a first responder putting out a fire during a training course.
Coverage Areas

Growing, one pin
at a time.

FindMyHydrant started in the Edenvale suburbs, and we’re growing. This platform is a non-profit organisation built with purpose, faith, and hope – and every submission gets us closer to a fully mapped community.
Our team reviews and verifies every hydrant before it goes live. We flag duplicates and follow up with municipal water departments when a hydrant is reported damaged or inaccessible.
Not covered in your area yet? Get in touch – we’d love to help you get started.
Your area needs you!

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