Emergency preparation

Get a 72-hour emergency kit & know how to stay safe

It’s vital to know in advance exactly what to do in the event of an emergency, whether it’s a power outage or a natural disaster such as an earthquake, wildfire or flood.

Take the time to put together a household emergency plan and a well-stocked emergency kit, ideally with 72 hours of supplies including food and supplies.

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Power outages & storm safety

In addition to having an emergency kit and plan in place, there are specific actions you should be familiar with when there’s a power outage or inclement weather.

Wildfire in the Cache Creek 2017

Our wildfire prevention and safety work

Learn about our efforts to help minimize and prevent wildfires year-round, protect our equipment during wildfires, and what you can do.

Down power lines during a flood

Electrical safety: earthquakes, wildfires & floods

Power lines can fall or break during natural disasters such as earthquakes. Treat all power lines as live and dangerous during an emergency.

Forest fire

Evacuations

Ensure that adults and any older children in your home know how to turn off the water, electricity, and gas in your home. Have an evacuation plan.