Sacramento Ready, County of Sacramento, California, USA

Sacramento Ready is a regional partnership of local government working to provide emergency preparation and response information to people in the Sacramento area.

Reverse911® Program

You can now register cell phones and other devices to be notified in times of emergency. To self register for the Reverse911® Program please click here. If you have additional questions about the program please follow this link to the program's Frequently Asked Questions page.

Expect Seasonable Changes

Recent winds in the Sacramento region are a reminder that we’re in a season of changeable weather. Don’t be caught by surprise as conditions change. Make sure you and your family is ready.

• Staying safe in windy weather
• Be prepared if the power goes out
• Keep your emergency kit up-to-date

Always Be Flood Ready

Six new 'When Flooded Turn Around Don't Drown' signs will be installed by Sacramento City and County transportation crews on roads that frequently flood. Read the press release for more information.

Know your individual flood risks and if you live near a waterway, you can monitor creek and river levels through our ALERT system on StormReady.org. Report water problems to 875-RAIN. For localized flooding, flooding downed trees or branches in the roadway: call 875-5171.

For specific water levels, check out http://www.sacflood.org/..

For road closures in the unincorporated county: www.sacdot.com, click road closures in right column.

City and County Emergency Operations and Evacuation Plans

Response plans for you and local officials in the event of an emergency

In the event of an emergency that requires citizens to evacuate to a safe area, there are agreed-upon strategies already in place to ensure the process is handled as smoothly as possible. This plan also takes into account the many people with special needs who might need additional support in an evacuation.

Are You Prepared For An Emergency?

Expect Seasonable Changes

Always Be Flood Ready

City and County Emergency Operations and Evacuation Plans

We're Here to Help


Sacramento Ready Home Emergencies Prepare Respond Recover Partners Events Contact Us How You Can Get Help Call 211 for information about social services in Sacramento County. For general information, City of Sacramento residents can dial 311. Outside the City, call (916) 264-5011. How You Can Help Volunteer		Are You Prepared For An Emergency? Inquire about the availability of documents in alternate formats. Sacramento Ready is a regional partnership of local government working to provide emergency preparation and response information to people in the Sacramento area. Sign up to receive e-mail updates Reverse911® Program You can now register cell phones and other devices to be notified in times of emergency. To self register for the Reverse911® Program please click here. If you have additional questions about the program please follow this link to the program's Frequently Asked Questions page. Expect Seasonable Changes Recent winds in the Sacramento region are a reminder that we’re in a season of changeable weather. Don’t be caught by surprise as conditions change. Make sure you and your family is ready. • Staying safe in windy weather • Be prepared if the power goes out • Keep your emergency kit up-to-date Always Be Flood Ready Six new 'When Flooded Turn Around Don't Drown' signs will be installed by Sacramento City and County transportation crews on roads that frequently flood. Read the press release for more information. Know your individual flood risks and if you live near a waterway, you can monitor creek and river levels through our ALERT system on StormReady.org. Report water problems to 875-RAIN. For localized flooding, flooding downed trees or branches in the roadway: call 875-5171. For specific water levels, check out http://www.sacflood.org/.. For road closures in the unincorporated county: www.sacdot.com, click road closures in right column. City and County Emergency Operations and Evacuation Plans *Response plans for you and local officials in the event of an emergency* In the event of an emergency that requires citizens to evacuate to a safe area, there are agreed-upon strategies already in place to ensure the process is handled as smoothly as possible. This plan also takes into account the many people with special needs who might need additional support in an evacuation. Sacramento County Evacuation Plan City of Sacramento Evacuation Plan Sacramento County Emergency Operations Plan City of Sacramento Emergency Operations Plan We're Here to Help If you have comments or suggestions, please send them to: Sacramento Office of Emergency Services	News and Bulletins Media Advisories Be Ready Weather Forecast Emergency Kit Communication Plan Are You Prepared Guide National Next of Kin Registry Need Special Help Seniors and People with Disabilities Keep Pets Safe Local Resources