Please note: Some of the following maps are dynamic and the content will change periodically based on the nature of the emergency or disaster, and location status.
Meyers-Walbridge Fire Evacuation Map
2020 Meyers-Walbridge Fire Incident map showing evacuation zones.
Road Closures & Delays
Road closures and delays on county roads and city streets within Sonoma County. This list does not include events on state highways, private roads, or any roads outside of Sonoma County.
Power Shutoffs – County and Statewide
View the Sonoma County Power Shutoff interactive map to see current live data on current County and Statewide customers without power.
Major Earthquake Fault Zones and Areas of Liquefaction
This Sonoma County Hazard Mitigation Map provides data on both earthquake faults and liquefaction zones.
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Earthquake Fault Zones
- The Healdsburg Fault (green) runs west of Highway 101 from central Santa Rosa to south of Healdsburg.
- The Maacama Fault (blue) runs from north of Mark West Spring to Cloverdale, also west of Highway 101.
- Rodgers Creek Fault (dark purple) runs from south of Highway 12 to central Santa Rosa, west of Highway 101.
- The San Andreas Fault (bright pink) intersects land in Sonoma County at Doran Beach and Bodega Bay as well as south of Fort Ross traveling north to the county line just east of the coastline.
Areas of Liquefaction
Many of the populace areas in the county have some degree of liquefaction hazard. Liquefaction describes the reduction of soil robustness and strength when an earthquake occurs. Buildings on susceptible soil may lose integrity due to liquefaction causing stress on foundations.
- The areas of Very High Susceptibility (red) to liquefaction include parts of Dry Creek Rd north of Healdsburg and smaller parts of Westside and Eastside Roads through to Guerneville and Forestville., east of Highway 101 from Cloverdale south to east of Healdsburg, areas near Jenner and Duncan Mills, off of Cazadero Road, and a small area near Sonoma.
- Areas of High Susceptibility (orange) to liquefaction include many areas east of Highway 116, as well as locations adjacent to the Very High Susceptibility (red) areas. Additionally, areas of High Susceptibility (orange) far west county locations such as Salmon Creek, some areas in Bodega Bay, off of Valley Ford Rd, Tomales Rd, a small portion of southeast Rohnert Park, a small portion of central west Petaluma, and north of Sebastopol.
- Moderate Susceptibility (yellow) to liquefaction is adjacent to areas of High Susceptibility (orange) as well as large portions of land either side of Highway 12, large portions of land on either side of Highway 101 throughout the county which includes much of Santa Rosa, Petaluma, Windsor, and Healdsburg. Sonoma south to the county line and areas south of Petaluma are also in the Moderate Susceptibility (yellow) zones.
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Kincade Fire Information
Maps and data specific to the 2019 Kincade Fire and Recovery (RESA maps, evacuation history).
About our Interactive Maps
Several locations have been pre-identified throughout the county to serve as shelters during an emergency, local assistance centers, volunteer reception centers, etc.
- The list of sites utilized will depend upon the type and scope of the emergency.
- Only active locations will be displayed on these maps.
- During times of non-emergency, no locations will be active.
Application Access
These links are for emergency response partners operating within Sonoma County.
Please note: This information is For Official Use Only and is not intended for the general public.