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Brigade Activities

Brigade Activities is a lightweight register for capturing member participation that falls outside formal events and training sessions. Use it to track things like committee meetings, peer support conversations, admin work, community safety activities, and site visits. These records feed directly into member activity reports and engagement scoring.

ActionRole Required
View the activity registerBrigade Admin or higher
Log or edit activities (admin)Brigade Admin or higher
Log own activities (public page)Any brigade member (no login needed)
Add or remove custom activity typesBrigade Admin or higher

  1. Log in to StationOne and select your brigade
  2. Click Brigade Activities in the left sidebar (under Members)
  1. Click Log Activity in the top-right corner
  2. Fill in the form:
FieldDescription
Activity TypeChoose from the built-in types or any custom types your brigade has added
TitleA short description of the activity (e.g. “Monthly committee meeting”)
DateThe date the activity took place
Duration (minutes)How long it ran — defaults to 60 minutes
NotesOptional additional context
PrivateWhen checked, activity details are hidden from reports but the activity still counts toward engagement
  1. Click Save Activity

Click the pencil icon on any row in the activity register. An edit modal will open pre-filled with the existing details — update what you need and click Save Activity.

Click the trash icon on any row and confirm the deletion.

Use the filter controls at the top of the register to narrow the list:

  • Date range — Last 30 days, 90 days, 12 months, this month, this year, or last year
  • Member — Filter to a specific member’s activities

Members without a StationOne login can log their own activities through the brigade’s public attendance page. This is useful for members who attend meetings or do admin work but don’t have (or need) a full account.

  1. Open the brigade’s public page link (shared by your admin, or saved to your home screen)
  2. On the attendance page, select “Log other activity” from the activity type options
  3. Select your name from the member list
  4. Fill in the activity details:
    • Activity Type — select the type that best fits
    • Title — brief description
    • Date — defaults to today
    • Duration — how long the activity took
    • Notes — optional
    • Private — tick if you’d prefer the details not appear in shared reports
  5. Submit — the activity is saved instantly and appears in the admin register

Brigade activities feed into the Member Activity Reports (found under Reporting in the sidebar):

  • Activity count — total number of logged activities per member in the selected date range
  • Activity hours — total hours calculated from duration
  • Engagement score — each activity contributes 1.5 points to a member’s engagement score
  • Monthly trends — the per-member detail view shows a breakdown of brigade activities by month

Private activities are counted in all totals but their title and notes are not displayed to other members.


TypeWhen to Use
MeetingCommittee meetings, officer meetings, AGMs
Peer SupportOne-on-one support conversations, welfare checks
Admin DutiesPaperwork, data entry, correspondence, planning
Community SafetyPublic education sessions, community events, school visits
Site VisitPre-plan visits, hazmat familiarisation, property inspections
OtherAnything that doesn’t fit the above categories

Brigades can add their own activity types to suit local workflows — for example “Debrief”, “Fundraising”, or “Recruitment”. Custom types appear alongside the built-in types in all activity log forms, including the admin register, the public attendance page, and the kiosk.

To manage custom activity types:

  1. Go to Brigade Settings (gear icon in the sidebar, or navigate to /brigade/settings)
  2. Find the Brigade Activities module card
  3. Under Custom Activity Types, type a name and click Add

You can edit or delete custom types from the same section. Deleting a type does not affect activities already logged with it — those records are preserved.