Sacramento Alert disseminates public safety information rapidly and efficiently to the residents of Sacramento.
First aid kit, water, medication, contacts information. Find out what to include in your emergency kit.
Up-front planning can help you and your family stay safer, calmer, and more comfortable when the power goes out.
Flows in the Cosumnes River are projected to drop below the 7 foot Action/Monitor Stage by 2:00 pm on February 15, 2025. Diversions will stop when observed data collected at Michigan Bar reach 7 foot (via the California Nevada River Forecast Center).
Find out what you can do to prepare and protect yourself, your family and your property during storms and floods.
Sandbag season begins November 1.
Information to help keep yourself and your loved ones warm and safe during cold and foggy weather.
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National Terrorism Advisory System
Hazards in Our Area
Learn about the various disasters and emergencies that can happen within Sacramento County, and how to prepare for them.
Emergency Plans
The Office of Emergency Services maintains a number of county-wide emergency plans as part of its comprehensive emergency management program to ensure the County and its local jurisdictions are ready to respond to a variety of threats and hazards impacting the area. These plans are consistent with the National Incident Management System (NIMS) and California’s Standardized Emergency Management System (SEMS) and coordinated with state and federal plans.
Your family may not be together when an emergency happens.
Plan ahead to make sure your pets are safe in an emergency.
Find out now how you can be ready to help when the need arises.
