Preparedness Videos
SoCoEmergency Preparedness Videos
In partnership with community groups and residents, the County of Sonoma’s Department of Emergency Management is developing a series of videos to help residents get ready for all hazards. These videos feature advice and information from community members and groups as well as department staff.
Make A Plan to Stay Safe in Emergencies
Learn how to create an emergency plan for you and your family.
Sonoma ReadyPower Outages: What You Need To Know
A safety message from Cal OES regarding widespread power outages.
Power could be out for a number of days depending on conditions.
Power ShutoffsStay Informed and Connected
Get tips on how to stay connected and get alerts during an emergency.
Go-Bags For the Family
Learn how to pack “Go-Bags” to prepare for an emergency.
Build Your Home Shelter-in-Place
Learn how to have enough supplies to last at least seven days and preferably for two weeks.
Sonoma Ready Videos
This is your opportunity to learn more about how to get ready during an emergency, ask questions of panelists, and connect to your community.
Flood Ready
Learn how to prepare for a flood.
Older Adults and People With Disabilities
Learn how to help those in need during emergencies.
Earthquake Preparedness
Be prepared when an earthquake strikes.
Animal Preparedness and Evacuation
Learn how to help your pets during emergencies.
PSPS Town Hall
Sonoma Ready town hall meeting discussing various topics and our current situation in the county.
FEMA Preparedness Videos
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), in partnership with The Advertising Council, has sponsored public service advertisements (PSAs) that educate and empower Americans to prepare for and respond to all kinds of emergencies.
Intro to Emergency Planning
This video teaches youth the difference between a disaster, emergency, and hazard. Children will also learn what types of emergencies to prepare for.
Welcome to Ready Kids!Make A Plan
This video brought to you by the Ready Campaign and Ad Council shows people with access and functional needs taking charge to prepare themselves and their families for emergencies.
Make a plan todayFire Safety – Have Two Ways Out
Plan and practice home fire drills at least twice a year. Make sure you know two ways out of each room.
Preparing for Older Americans
A unique instructional video containing information specific to Older Americans and tips on how to prepare for emergency situations
Check out information for SeniorsImportant Things To Know
Six things to know before a disaster strikes.
More on what FEMA can to help.