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Stable PHapp® links for agency outreach

Use simple topic links like ph.app/heat and ph.app/flood across alerts, websites, flyers, QR codes, and partner messages

Stable PHapp® links give your agency a simple destination to use across the channels you already manage: alert tools, websites, social posts, newsletters, partner messages, flyers, QR codes, and community events. The link stays short and memorable; each resident sees current guidance in their preferred language at the same link everyone else uses.

How stable links work

Each topic link follows the same format:

http://ph.app/{factor}

For example, use http://ph.app/heat for heat-related guidance and http://ph.app/flood for flood-related guidance. Behind the link, PHapp® can show the latest status, real-time maps, local resources, and nearby multi-jurisdictional context.

Tip: Use stable links when you need one URL that can be reused in many places. You can put the same link in an alert message, a website banner, a flyer QR code, a social post, and a partner email. Residents can open it in their preferred language without your team maintaining separate links for each language.

Top stable links to use first

These are the top PHapp® factor links to start with for common public health, preparedness, and weather-related outreach.

Where to use stable links

  • Alert tools — Add the relevant PHapp® link when an alert needs a clear destination for next steps.
  • Agency websites — Add links to topic pages, banners, resource pages, or seasonal preparedness pages.
  • Flyers and QR codes — Use stable links in print materials so residents can scan once and get current guidance.
  • Social posts and newsletters — Use the same link across posts, emails, and recurring campaign materials.
  • Partner outreach — Give clinics, libraries, shelters, schools, and community organizations one link they can reuse.

What residents see after they open a stable link

  • Their preferred language — Residents can see guidance in the language they use, while your team keeps one simple URL in every channel.
  • Latest status — The link can point to current guidance as conditions change instead of a stale PDF, old post, or one-time press release.
  • Real-time maps — Residents can understand where an issue applies and what areas may be affected.
  • Nearby context — PHapp® can show relevant information across nearby jurisdictions, which helps residents who live, work, travel, or care for family across city or county lines.
  • Local resources and next steps — The same topic link can connect residents to local guidance, resource lists, and practical actions.

When to use a county link instead

Use a topic link like http://ph.app/heat when the topic is the most important thing residents need to understand. Use a county or community link, such as https://ph.app/us-az-pima, when you want residents to land on all local guidance for a specific county.

Need a link that is not listed?

If your agency needs a stable link for another topic, submit a request at support.hub.inc/kb-tickets/new and choose Content request. Include the topic, your agency, and where you plan to use the link.