Consilium Know fast. Act calmly.
Consilium Compare is made by Civitas Signals in Phoenix, Arizona. It compares two U.S. ZIP codes for home buyers, real estate agents, and brokerages, using data from public sources.
Consilium tells you what is happening near you. From a crime trend to a recall to a boil-water notice, it reports the moment something is official, and the moment it is over. It does not turn every headline into an emergency.
Consilium is local safety intelligence from Civitas Signals. The app tracks crime, health, and environmental issues as they happen, and sends only what matters. It is free to download on Android and iOS. Alerts are not sensationalized, and notifications can be turned off at any time.
Why it exists
I got tired of two things: people missing critical alerts that absolutely affect them, such as the boil-water notice three blocks over, and also people being told a shooting on the other coast is somehow their problem too.
If you only watched the news, you'd think a simple trip to the grocery store is a death-defying act because violent crime is rising and Ebola is here. Neither is true where you live. You'd just never know that from headlines.
I built Consilium to close that gap: the close-to-home intel you'd otherwise miss, without the manufactured urgency of sensational headlines that were never about you.
Ron White, Founder
A string of carjackings in a major city 50 miles away may not matter to your family. A sewage leak in a lake near you might. An escaped felon last seen in your neighborhood does. Consilium is built to tell those apart.
When something happens near you, a school lockdown or a gas leak down the block, you shouldn't have to dig through social media to find out. Consilium tells you first.
Ron White, Founder
What it watches
Consilium monitors 15,000+ sources so you don't have to. It scans official data and breaking news, plus community reports from all 50 states, and uses that monitoring to deliver local updates. Active monitoring covers 4,000+ cities.
The same product watches three kinds of local conditions:
- Crime. Local incidents and patterns, not a national crime montage.
- Health. Official health reporting and the notices that affect a specific place, such as a recall or a boil-water advisory.
- Environment. Air, water, smoke, spills, and other environmental incidents, including reports that never become a news story.
Mapped crime incidents and environmental incidents in a Consilium Compare report are Consilium's own proprietary data. Public sources, including the FBI, FEMA, the EPA, and the Census Bureau, sit beside them and are named in the report.
Consilium Compare
Consilium Compare is the ZIP-to-ZIP report from the same company. It puts two U.S. ZIP codes side by side: crime and environmental concern scores, the incident map, flood zones, air, schools, housing, and the other sourced figures in one layout. It is context, not a recommendation to choose one place.
School district data: NCES Common Core of Data and Census SAIPE, via the Urban Institute Education Data Portal.
How a report differs from listing sites, neighborhood score sites, or asking an AI chatbot. How the crime and environmental concern scores work.
The company
Civitas Signals LLC, 4539 N 22nd St Ste N, Phoenix, AZ 85016-4639, United States.
Email support@civitassignals.com. The Consilium app is on Google Play and the App Store.