<div class="tab-content-content">Listen to live audio from over , fire and police scanners, NOAA weather radio stations, ham radio repeaters, air traffic, and marine radios from around the world. Turn on notifications to receive alerts anytime a scanner has more than listeners (to find out about major events and breaking news). View scanners located nearest you. View the top scanners (those that have the most listeners). View scanners added most recently (new scanners are being added all the time). Add scanners you listen to the most to your Favorites for quick access. Browse the directory by location or genre (public safety, aviation, railroad, marine, weather, etc). Turn on notifications to be notified when major events are happening (details below). Add Scanner Radio widgets and shortcuts to your home screen for quick access. ...any scanner in the directory has more than listeners (configurable). ...a scanner within a certain distance of your location has more than a certain number of listeners. ...a specific scanner has more than a certain number of listeners. ...a Broadcastify alert is posted for one of your favorites. ...a scanner within a certain distance from you is added to the directory. Using the notifications feature is a great way to find out about breaking news events before they're covered in the media. No ads. Access to all theme colors. Ability to record what you're hearing. The audio you're able to hear is provided by volunteers (and, in many cases, police and fire departments and dispatch centers themselves) for Broadcastify and a few other sites using real police scanners, ham radios, weather radios, and marine radios and is the same as what you'd hear using your own police scanner. Some of the more popular departments that you can listen to using the app include NYPD, FDNY, LAPD, and Chicago Police. During hurricane season it can be useful to listen to ham radio "hurricane net" scanners which contain weather conditions and damage reports when hurricanes and tropical storms are approaching or making landfall as well as NOAA weather radio scanners. Interested in providing scanner radio audio for your area? If so, you'll need a real scanner radio, a computer, and a cable to get the audio from the scanner to the computer. Once you have that, program the scanner to monitor what you'd like to make available from your area (police dispatch channels, fire departments, centers, ham radio repeaters, a NOAA weather radio station, etc). If someone in your area is providing a feed that contains both police and fire you could provide a feed that contains only police, only fire, or one that covers only certain districts/precincts. Next, go to Broadcastify.com's web site and click on the Broadcast button to sign-up (it's completely free) to provide scanner audio for your area. As a provider you'll have complete access to the audio archives for all of the scanner feeds they host. The Scanner Radio app is a perfect companion to the Pulse Point and Mobile Patrol apps as well as weather, hurricane tracker, and breaking news apps.</div>