In the event of a power outage, most of Sonoma County’s water and sewer systems are supported by back-up power. In the event of an outage that lasts 24 hours…

Locate a generator if possible. However, it’s critical to follow safety guidelines to prevent toxic carbon monoxide in your home. Even if doors and windows are open, don’t run them…

Notify authorities of your needs before an emergency: Call non-emergency lines of local police and fire departments, ambulance services and/or paramedics. You may wish to sign up for PG&E’s Medical…

Have easy access to an updated list of medications Keep at least a one-week supply of essential medications Call your doctor or local hospital if you need more medication or…

Keep a contact list handy of local family members, doctors and other support agencies. To ask questions or request non-emergency help, contact Sonoma 2-1-1 . For medical supplies, call your doctor…

Check to see which of your information sources are working (NOAA Radio, Internet news sites, alert and warning apps). All residents are encouraged to subscribe for SoCo Alerts. SoCoAlerts will…

Keep hydrated. If you are unable to manage without power, seek shelter at a community cooling station.

Many Sonoma County residents take medication that needs refrigeration or use home medical devices that require electricity or batteries, including breathing machines (respirators, ventilators), power wheelchairs and scooters and oxygen,…

For CPAP and BIPAP users, a power outage may impact your ability to use CPAP or BIPAP to treat your sleep apnea. What are some options to consider in the…