Earthquakes
Local
fault lines
Earthquake
tips – before,
during & after
Checking utilities
U.S. Geological Survey
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earthquake information and
preparedness tips
Fires
Make Your Home Fire Safe
Fire prevention tips
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a fire-safe home
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fire checklist
Helping the community prepare
September is National
Preparedness Month
Disaster Kits
CERT
(Community Emergency Response Teams)
CPR Resources
Coping
with Disaster (American Red Cross)
Resources & Important Links
Fire Prevention Safety Tips,
Links, Regulations
ICE (In Case of Emergency) |
 Identifying potential hazards ahead of time
and advance planning can reduce the dangers of serious injury or loss of life from a
disaster.
During an emergency tune your radio to 1610
AM. This frequency will broadcast vital emergency information and updates. Normally, this
station airs traffic and parking updates and visitor info.
Important Message on
Earthquake Safety – Emails purporting the "Triangle of Life" or any other
means of earthquake survival other than “Duck, Cover and Hold” are not
proven methods of any standing according to the Office of Emergency
Services. Please note that in the State of California the "Duck, Cover and
Hold" earthquake survival procedures stand.
(posted Aug. 2005)
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