Emergency Preparedness

Individual, Community, Trinity Prepared
Find out how you and your family can make an evacuation and communication plan, build an emergency kit and stay informed.

Winter Safety and Preparedness
Find out how you can avoid winter hazards, safely heat your home, travel safely and shelter-in-place during severe weather events.

You can Volunteer
Do you want to get involved? Help your community? Volunteer.

Trinity Healthcare Preparedness Partners
A partnership that fosters collaboration so that we may better protect the health of the community during an emergency or disaster.

Partner Forms: SitRep - Situational Report (Partner to MHOAC) * Medical Resource Request (Partner to MHOAC) * Medical Resource Request (Environmental Health to MHOAC)

Resources:

Ready.gov

Prepare for Emergencies
Disaster Relief

D o1Thing.com ~ Small steps toward being prepared

DOWNLOAD THE
READY FOR WILDFIRE APP

Emergency Preparedness Office

CDC.gov - Saving Lives, Protecting People

STAY INFORMED

Keeping yourself informed is an important part of emergency preparedness and proper response. Here are many websites you can reference to stay informed before, during, and after an incident or emergency event:

InciWeb – Incident Information System (for large, inter-agency response)

InciWeb News Feed for California Incidents (inter-agency response)

CalFire Incident Information * Download the Ready for Wildfire App

Planning Ahead for Disasters

Trinity P.U.D - Power Outages (530) 623-5536

Evacuating yourself and your Family

Evacuating your Animals

Code Red Signup (Trinity County Community Alert System)

Code RED Mobile Download

Trinity County Parcel Viewer

North Coast Unified Air Quality Management District (NCUAQMD)

Hazardous Weather Outlook for Northwest California