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WCAG 2.1 AA Accessible

websites
that serve.
mission ready.

Professional and ADA-compliant website design for
Fire Departments and Public Safety Organizations

Website Design

WCAG 2.1 AA accessible, professional and affordable website design, hosting, domain and email services for public safety.

care plans

Ongoing ADA compliance, updates, security, backups and more to ensure your website stays secure and is running optimally.

portfolio of work

Explore our portfolio of fire department, EMS, 911 dispatch, and law enforcement website projects from organizations across the country.

Firefighter
Owned and Operated

Code3 Creative was founded by a working firefighter with a deep understanding of public safety. Every project is guided by real-world experience serving communities and supporting emergency responders.

industry expertise.

trusted partner.

built in the usa.

mission driven.

in the family.

serving those who serve.

We are honored to work with fire departments, emergency medical services (EMS) providers, 911 dispatch centers, and law enforcement agencies across the country. Explore our portfolio to see how we’ve helped these organizations better serve their communities.

Logo for Pleasant Hill Goshen Fire Rescue, featuring two red fire axes, American flag elements, and rescue symbols.
Osage Ambulance District logo featuring a tipi, two feathers, trees, a river, and the Star of Life with “EST. 1973” text.
Badge of the Gasconade County Sheriff's Office with text "In God We Trust" and "Established 1820," featuring the Missouri state seal and black and blue accents.
Central Taney County Fire District emblem with trees, fire equipment icons, and the phrases "Dedicating our lives to saving yours" on a red Maltese cross.
Steese Fire and EMS Alaska logo featuring mountains, a river, and the Big Dipper constellation in yellow stars.
McMinnville Fire District logo featuring a mountain, pine tree, and fields, with text and clover symbols on a black, red-bordered patch.
Logo of Suburban Bennington Fire District #7, featuring crossed axes, a medical symbol, and text stating "Station 600" and "Est 1962.
Winlock Fire & Rescue emblem featuring two crossed axes, a fire hydrant, a medical star, and a bulldog in a firefighter helmet labeled "15.
Patch for Gasconade County Communications, featuring emergency symbols and text: "Serving Since 1995, Emergency 9-1-1, EMS Fire Police Sheriff.
Wauseon Fire Department badge featuring firefighting symbols with "Wauseon Ohio Fire Dept." text on a red and gold background.