Emergency preparedness

Are you prepared for an emergency? It is predicted that a major earthquake will hit the Bay Area sometime in the next 30 years. At 303 Second Street, we feel it is very important for everyone to be ready for an emergency and have a plan in place. It is our hope that this section will help you and your family develop a plan.

Be sure to check our Shelter in Place and Fire Life Safety Pagesfor more information.

Tenant Emergency Preparedness: 10 Tips to Stay Prepared, Tools for Preparedness, Management information for training and emergency procedures

SFReady.org:This website lists dates of upcoming classes and emergency planning meetings in San Francisco.

SFFD Neighborhood Emergency Response Traning (NERT): Free training open to the Financial District. Their website has useful information on training and tips to help you be prepared.

American Red Cross: Supplies and emergency information. Volunteer to help.

Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT): Check their website for training and program information

AlertSF: AlertSF is a text-based notification system for San Francisco’s residents and visitors.

HelpBayArea.org:Welcome to HelpBayArea.org, the online registration system for medical and non-medical responders for the Bay Area region.

72hours.org:A fully interactive website to help you prepare for a variety of disaster scenarios.

San Mateo County Alert System:Text-based notification system for the San Mateo County.

Bay Area Emergency Links:This page lists county emergency services departments around the Bay Area, as well as links to local humane societies for pet resources.

Putting Down Roots in Earthquake Country:A guide created by the USGS for San Francisco Bay Area Residents

Emergency Digital Information Service:California Governor's Office of Emergency Services Emergency Alert System

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