Emergency Preparedness
Resources
The following links offer information for being well-prepared:
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American Red Cross
View free magnet available at City Hall - California Department of Public Health
- California Emergency Management Agency
- California Health and Human Services Agency
- California Sacramento Office of Emergency Services
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
- City of Elk Grove Police Department
- Elk Grove / Galt CERT
- Elk Grove/Cosumnes Fire Department
- Federal Bureau of Investigation
- Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
- Ready America
- Sacramento County Public Health
- Sacramento Fire Department
- Sacramento Police Department
- Sacramento Ready
- Sacramento Region Citizen Corps Council
- Sacramento Regional Office of Homeland Security
- US Department of Homeland Security
Flood Information:
- Flood Control Operations
- Flood Preparedness
- Sandbag Distribution and Use
- FEMA Flood Zone Designation
- Emergency Contact Numbers
- City/County Neighborhood Flood Depth Maps
Weather Information:
River Forecast Information:
Earthquake Information:
Emergency Alert Stations:
Television
- KCRA, Channel 3
- KXTV, Channel 10
- KOVR, Channel 13
- KUVS, Channel 19 (Spanish/Espanol)
- KMAX, Channel 31
- KTXL, Channel 40
- KQCA, Channel 58
Radio
- KSTE, 650 AM
- KHTK, 1140 AM
- KCTC, 1320 AM
- KFBK, 1530 AM
- KNCI, 105.1 FM
- NWR Station Listing for California
Contact Information:
City of Elk Grove
Don Stangle, MS
Emergency Operations Manager
8401 Laguna Palms Way
Elk Grove California 95758O-(916) 478-3610
C-(916) 342-6911
dstangle@elkgrovecity.org
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A Guide to Emergency Preparedness This guide is intended to serve as a single source of information regarding emergency preparedness that families and individuals in Sacramento County may use to keep themselves ready for any kind of disaster. "Are You Prepared?" provides tips for being prepared at home, school, work and in public places. "Are You Prepared?" is the result of a collaboration between the UC Davis Health System and several emergency response agencies and departments in Sacramento County. |
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