- CERT
- Emergency Management
- Emergency Procedures
- People With Disabilities
- Earthquake Procedures
- Shelter In Place
- Evacuation Procedures
- Fire Procedures
- Power Outages
- Terrorist Attacks
- Tsunami Procedures
- Transit Safety
- Pandemic Preparedness
- Storm & Flooding Procedures
- Make A Plan
- Build A Kit
- Get Involved
- Earthquake Myths and Facts
- Flu Prevention Tips
- Building Marshal Program
- Emergency Videos
- Emergency Resources
- Emergency Notification System
- IPAD Mini Giveaway
POWER OUTAGES
Power cuts can occur due to rolling blackouts, extreme weather conditions, or can accompany other disasters such as earthquakes. If there is no power in your neighborhood:
- Turn off and unplug appliances and computers. Leave one light on to indicate when power has been restored.
- Avoid using candles, as they are fire hazards.
- Do not use a gas stove for heating or operate generators indoors (including the garage.) Both could cause carbon monoxide poisoning.
- If a traffic signal is not working, treat it as a stop sign.
- See the Food section to learn about food safety when your refrigerator’s power is off.
