Stay Informed: Essential Steps to Keep You and Your Family Prepared
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Download San Bernardino Ready- SBC Ready App
The San Bernardino Community Preparedness App helps its users, citizens of the San Bernardino County, CA, to stay prepared and protect their loved ones should an emergency occur.
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Telephone Emergency Notification System (TENS)
Sign up here in order to receive Important Messages and Emergency Alert Notifications from San Bernardino County.
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View Weather Warnings
The San Bernardino Community Preparedness App helps its users, citizens of the San Bernardino County, CA, to stay prepared and protect their loved ones should an emergency occur.
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Cal Trans Quick Map
Cal Trans Quick Maps is a real-time traffic and road conditions visualization tool provided by the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans).
Staying Informed
Staying informed is a crucial aspect of emergency preparedness. It is important to ensure that you and your family is aware of potential threats and know how to respond. Here’s how you can stay informed and be prepared for any situation:
Stay Informed During an Emergency
During an emergency, staying informed can make a significant difference. Use multiple sources to get accurate and up-to-date information:
Local News: Follow local news channels on TV, radio, and online.
Social Media: Follow reliable sources such as local government agencies, emergency offices, and organizations like FEMA on social media platforms.
Weather Apps: Use weather apps to receive updates on severe weather conditions.
Monitor Official Sources
Rely on official sources for accurate and reliable information. Some trusted sources include:
FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency)
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
For more detailed information and resources, visit Ready.GOV.
By staying informed and prepared, you can help ensure the preparedness and resiliency of your family and community during any emergency.