Emergency Resources

This webpage provides information that can be useful before and during an emergency.


For more information, visit our Community Resources page (view here), select your county, and click on the Emergency icon. There may be resources near you to help.


Cold Weather Information (Updated February 28, 2023): Due to the cold weather, some warming centers have opened to the public. Northern Region Warming Centers | Southern Region Warming Centers

WILDFIRE RESOURCES

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  •  Wildfire Information for Members (including tips on coping with wildfire smoke):

    In English - Click here 
    En Español - Haga clic aquí
 Sa Tagalog - Mag-click dito На русском - Нажмите здесь

  • CalFire reports and updates - Click here
     
  •  Fire Recovery Guide - LNU Lightning Complex Fires ONLY - Click here
    (From the office of Congressman Mike Thompson)
  • FEMA - FAQs on Citizenship Status and Eligibility for Disaster Assistance - Click Here

  • FEMA - Preguntas Frequentes sobre Condición de Ciudadanía y Elegibilidad para Asistencia por Desastre - Haga clic aquí


BE PREPARED FOR AN EMERGENCY

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Be prepared: Emergencies and disasters can happen at any time, often without warning. Make sure your household is prepared for any emergency with Partnership's Emergency Planning Guide and Emergency Kit Card.

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CORONAVIRUS RESOURCES

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​POWER SHUTOFF RESOURCES

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IMPORTANT: If PG&E needs to turn off an electricity in an area for safety, all customers who receive power in that area will be affected. If you require electricity for your medical needs, you may be eligible for PG&E’s Medical Baseline Program. If you are a Medical Baseline customer, your power can be shut off during a Public Safety Power Shutoff, but PG&E will provide advanced notice, giving you more time to prepare. To learn more about the Medical Baseline program or to sign up, click here or call (800) 743-5000.

  • Community Resource Centers - To support customers in the impacted counties, PG&E has opened Community Resource Centers in multiple locations.

  • Battery Loan Program - Independent Living Centers in Partnership's service area have partnered with PG&E to offer people with medical equipment assistance with getting back-up batteries, creating disaster plans, applying to  PG&E's Medical Baseline Program, and more.  Fill out the universal form, Power Safety Shutoff Resources Application found here

  • Reduce your energy bill through the Medical Baseline Program - Medical Baseline Program guidelines, Click here.


GENERAL EMERGENCY RESOURCES

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  • California Offices of Emergency Services -  on how to plan and prepare for emergencies. Click here

  • Nixle

    A secure service that connects municipal agencies and community organizations to their residents in real-time. Click here

  • AirNow

    Local air quality conditions. Click here

  • Preparing for Emergencies and Disasters Fact Sheet

    Information for families, including those with chidlren with special needs. Click here

  • ​Transportation Services

    ​For non-medical transportation to and from Medi-Cal-covered appointments/services as well as community resource centers, click here.