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The County’s emergency app, which provides preparedness tips, emergency updates and recovery information, is now available in Spanish. Download or update the app today.
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High temperatures are expected to reach the 115 to 120 degree range in the San Diego County desert areas over the next few days and County health officials are reminding the public to take precautions to avoid heat stroke and other heat-related illnesses. The County is also extending the Cool Zone hours at the Borrego Springs branch of the San Diego County Library.
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Residents who need assistance with clean-up and related issues resulting from the July 18-19 rainstorm can seek help and resources Tuesday at a Local Assistance Center.
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The weekend’s rainstorm damaged at least 130 properties according to initial information from residents. Residents still have time to complete the damage survey.
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If your home or business was damaged by the weekend’s heavy rainfall, the County needs your damage cost information.
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One year after the start of the May 2014 wildfires, County leaders gathered to discuss improvements made over the last year and preparations for the fire season ahead. Get yourself prepared at ReadySanDiego.org.
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Learn why Community Emergency Response Teams are important and what they do to help in a disaster.
