2-1-1 Sacramento County I Disaster Response

2-1-1 Sacramento provides a 24/7 hotline connected to a highly trained team providing up-to-date information in an emergency. Working with the Sacramento County Office of Emergency Services and Sacramento Regional Office of Homeland Security, we serve as a public information partner in disaster preparedness and response.  2-1-1 Sacramento works with The Regional Center for Volunteerism-HandsOn Sacramento Disaster Services Program that manages and supports volunteers and donations in disaster for four counties: Sacramento, El Dorado, Placer and Yolo.

Questions – just call in and ask one of our specialists by dialing 2-1-1, 844-546-1464 or 916-498-1000.

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Sacramento County and Sacramento County OES

Sacramento Alert
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Before a Disaster Strikes – Be Prepared

Visit Sacramento Alert to opt-in to receive emergency alerts and warnings. You will receive a message via email, work phone, home phone, cell phone, etc. that you have registered with Sacramento Alert.

Sacramento County Office of Emergency Services Preparedness offers information on drought, flood, summer weather, winter weather, earthquake, and wildland fire preparedness.

American Red Cross California Gold Country Region offers free emergency preparedness classes. Classes are designed to help you understand, prepare for, and respond appropriately to disasters big and small.

Listos California offers free materials in many languages that you can use and share to promote disaster preparedness in your home and community.

California Office of Emergency Services includes information on drought, fire, flood, and power outage preparedness.

Visit Floodsmart.gov to check your property’s flood risk and for information about purchasing or renewing flood insurance.

Administration for Community Living Emergency Preparedness offers a website with information and links to resources for emergency preparedness for older adults and people with disabilities.

National Council on Aging Emergency Preparedness for Older Adults website offers information to prepare older adults for an emergency.

Ready.gov Get Informed, Make a Plan, Build a Kit.

Be prepared for a disaster with a pet evacuation kit.

Access & Functional Needs Resources

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Disaster Preparedness for Seniors offers a website designed to educate and empower seniors to prepare for, respond to and mitigate emergencies, including natural and man-made disasters.

Sacramento County Office of Emergency Services, Preparedness for Individuals with Disabilities offers a website describing actions and considerations that individuals with disabilities can use to increase preparedness before, during and after disasters.

Administration for Community Living Emergency Preparedness Administration for Community Living Emergency Preparedness offers a website with information and links to resources for emergency preparedness for older adults and people with disabilities.

Governor’s Office of Emergency Services Office of Access and Functional Needs (OAFN) works to identify and integrate the needs of all Californians before, during, and after disasters throughout every aspect of the emergency management process.

After a Disaster – Recovery Resources

American Red Cross California Gold Country Region offers disaster relief and recovery services.

California Employment Development Department – Disaster Unemployment Assistance provides services to people and businesses affected by disasters in California.

California Office of Emergency Services Disaster offers information and resources when a disaster is declared.

Disaster Legal Assistance Hotline offers free brief legal help for survivors of California disasters. Advice on issues related to employment, insurance, repair and construction scams, and FEMA benefits.

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Disaster Assistance provides information, support, services, and a way to access and apply for disaster assistance.

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) – Disaster Legal Services (DLS) provides free legal help to low-income disaster survivors. If you’re not able to get adequate legal services for your disaster-related needs, DLS may be able to help.

SAMSHA Disaster Distress Helpline provides 24/7, 365-day-a-year crisis counseling and support to people experiencing emotional distress related to natural or human-caused disasters.

United Policyholders Roadmap to Recovery serves as an advocate and an information resource for insurance consumers in all 50 states.

United States Small Business Administration (SBA) – Disaster Loans offers disaster assistance in the form of low interest loans to businesses, nonprofit organizations, homeowners, and renters located in regions affected by declared disasters.

Sacramento County Office of Emergency Services Post Emergency/Disaster Resources offers helpful information state and federal resources.

California Wildfires

CalFire – Statewide Incident Updates
AirNow – Air Quality