Learn how to prepare yourself and your family for an emergency. Visit 72hours.org for information on how to Make a Plan, Build a Kit and Get Involved.
Test your knowledge about what to do during an earthquake.
Sign up to receive email and text alerts during emergencies in San Francisco.
Free training from the San Francisco Fire Department in disaster preparedness and response.
San Francisco is pleased to partner with CaliforniaVolunteers on the first-in-the-nation Disaster Corps initiative. The Disaster Corps will initially be comprised of 1,000 members that will be identified from existing government-affiliated volunteer programs such as SF NERT.
The Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG) has created this tool for home and business owners.
The U.S. Geological Survey provides historic information about Bay Area earthquakes and preparedness tips.
Learn more about San Francisco’s Outdoor Public Warning System.
Prepare your home for the next major storm.
Disability Disaster Preparedness Committee
A monthly meeting coordinated by the Mayor's Office on Disability. The goal of this committee is to improve disaster preparedness and response services for persons with disabilities in San Francisco.
Resources for special needs and vulnerable populations during a disaster.
Emergency planning resources for homes, businesses, and kids, from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
A Bay Area-wide Red Cross education and outreach initiative with the goals of preparing one million Bay Area residents for a catastrophic disaster.
A collaboration between the SF Chamber of Commerce, DEM and numerous concerned businesses. SF READY produces roundtables every other month, free to the public, on topics of business emergency preparedness and business continuity.
