P2000 Alarmeringen
A bar widget for the Omarchy Quattro shell that shows live P2000 emergency dispatch alerts (police/fire/ambulance/trauma helicopter/KNRM) for a Dutch municipality — or nationwide — you choose.
Click the bar item to open a panel listing recent alerts with discipline, priority, and time. Click an alert to open its page on 112-nu.nl (map included); click the footer to open 112-nu.nl itself.

Data source
This plugin polls a region-scoped RSS feed from 112-nu.nl:
https://112-nu.nl/regio/<region-slug>/alles/0/rss
112-nu.nl publishes one of these per Dutch municipality (~347, slugs like
gemeente-amsterdam) — browse the full list at
112-nu.nl/regio/. region: "alle" is a special
case routed to /hulpdiensten/rss instead — every discipline, nationwide.
Filtering by region happens server-side: every item the feed returns is
already inside the chosen municipality, so there's no coordinate data (or
lack of it) to reason about client-side.
An earlier version of this plugin also offered all 25 official
veiligheidsregio-<name> (safety region) slugs, e.g.
veiligheidsregio-amsterdam-amstelland, as a broader-than-one-city option.
Those looked live (HTTP 200) but always returned a permanently empty feed —
confirmed against 5 different regions, at two different times. 112-nu.nl's
own usage/feed docs only ever document
per-municipality and nationwide-per-discipline feeds; there's no real
region tier above a single municipality. If you had this saved from
before, the panel will silently show no alerts — reselect your
municipality (or "Heel Nederland") via ⚙.
This replaced an earlier version built on the P2000 Livemonitor feed
(Brandweer Berkel-Enschot). That feed is nationwide-only with no
server-side region filtering, and roughly half of its entries carried no
coordinates at all, so a client-side radius filter left most of what it
showed unfiltered regardless of the configured radius. Verified live while
switching: e.g. gemeente-amsterdam returned only genuinely
Amsterdam-area dispatches, vs. the old feed showing alerts from Groningen,
Hengelo, Rotterdam etc. under an "8 km of Amsterdam" header.
It's an unofficial community site with no formal SLA — keep
pollSeconds at 15 or above so as not to hammer it. Its usage
policy permits embedding this feed provided a
live link back to 112-nu.nl is shown, which the panel's footer and this
README both do.
The feed has no separate priority field; codes like A1/A2 (ambulance),
P1–P3 (police/fire), B1/B2 are embedded as the first word of the
message text, so Model.js extracts that with a regex. The feed's
<category> only distinguishes AMB/BRA/POL/KNRM — trauma helicopter
dispatches are still filed under AMB, so Model.js detects those instead
by matching "helikopter"/"lifeliner" in the item's link.
Requires
curl— fetches the RSS feed. Ships by default on Omarchy.
Install
omarchy plugin add https://github.com/taufderl/omarchy.taufderl.p2000-alarmeringen.git --enable
Configure
Settings are edited through Setup → Plugins (or directly in
~/.config/omarchy/shell.json on the widget's bar.layout entry):
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
region |
112-nu.nl municipality slug (gemeente-<city>), or alle for nationwide |
gemeente-amsterdam |
pollSeconds |
How often to re-poll the feed (keep ≥ 15) | 30 |
maxItems |
How many events to keep per poll | 15 |
Filters
Click the ⚙ in the panel for more, stored inline in the widget's own
shell.json entry (not through the schema form above):
- Region search — type to filter by municipality name (or "Heel
Nederland" for nationwide); pick a result to apply it. A plain
text-field-plus-list, not
qs.Ui'sSearchableDropdown— that component clips the first line of typed text against its own search box's top border in this theme, and it's not this plugin's file to patch. - Discipline chips — Ambulance / Brandweer / Politie / Traumaheli / KNRM. Unchecking one hides that discipline; alerts with an unrecognized discipline are always shown.
Move it around the bar with:
omarchy bar move taufderl.p2000-alarmeringen --section right
Remove
omarchy plugin remove taufderl.p2000-alarmeringen
Credits
Feed courtesy of 112-nu.nl.