The San Francisco Department of Emergency Management (DEM) manages disaster preparation, mitigation, and response; administers the EMS System; 9-1-1 dispatch; and homeland security grant distribution for the City and County of San Francisco.
Information
- Location:
- San Francisco, CA, 94102
- Phone:
- (415) 487-5000
Events
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- Sunday Streets
Waterfront route
Sunday, May 10 at 10:00am
Photos
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Castro Street Fair - 10/4/09Created about a month ago
Ferry Building Evacuation DrillCreated about 2 months ago
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San Francisco Department of Emergency Management Oil spill response is winding down - no oil hit SF shoreline. Bridge reopened. So far, not a bad Monday. Last week just reminds us of how fast things can change - and why it's a good idea to be prepped for such things...
San Francisco Department of Emergency Management As of this morning, still no reports of oil showing up on SF's shores. But if anyone sees oil on the shoreline, they can call 510-437-3186. Or for oiled wildlife, call the Oiled Wildlife Care Network at 877-823-6926.
San Francisco Department of Emergency Management To Treasure Island Marina slipholders: please keep your vessels in the marina over the weekend. General note: avoid fishing around Treasure Island, Yerba Buena Island and from the east side of San Francisco Pier 39 to Candlestick Point.
San Francisco Department of Emergency Management Latest on the oil spill: no oil has reached San Francisco’s shores.
San Francisco Department of Emergency Management Per DPH and SF Dept. of Environment: avoid Bay water contact and beaches until further notice. Do not swim in the Bay.
San Francisco Department of Emergency Management The emergency operations center has been opened in response to today's oil spill. We'll be assisting clean up efforts and helping to determine the impact of the oil spill, as well as keeping you informed.
San Francisco Department of Emergency Management Been busy with Bay Bridge issues. It's a wake up call - every organizaion should have a Continuity of Operations Plan...really comes in handy about now. Follow us on Twitter (@SF_emergency) for more up to date info.
San Francisco Department of Emergency Management SanFranciscoDPH Tweet - Swine Flu Vaccine starting to arrive in SF for high risk people. Public clinics begin Thu.Call your primary care doc first. More info @ 311.
Source: alertsf.com
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San Francisco Department of Emergency Management Interesting week. What did you think of that downpour - caught everybody by surprise. You can get real time info during such events by following us on Twitter (@SF_emergency) and by signing up at Alertsf.org - also a great reminder that winter is fast approaching. Check the batteries in your flashlights and radios! If you were stuck due to transit issues - did you have and/or use your family notification plan?
San Francisco Department of Emergency Management Did you go to any of the events last week? Want to share your photos or videos? We created a group on Flickr - join and share!
Source: www.flickr.com
Flickr is almost certainly the best online photo management and sharing application in the world. Show off your favorite photos and videos to the world, securely and privately show content to your friends and family, or blog the photos and videos you take with a cameraphone.
San Francisco Department of Emergency Management The Big Rumble is over, but we still want to hear your Where Were You in '89? stories. Feel free to share here...and send us any pictures from the big day!
San Francisco Department of Emergency Management Come visit us at The Big Rumble Resource Fairs in the Bayview, Marina, Mission and Sunset. Hope to see you there!
San Francisco Department of Emergency Management The California ShakeOut yesterday was the largest earthquake drill in U.S. history.
Source: www.sfgate.com
School children dove under tables in Los Angeles and sirens sounded in San Francisco on Thursday as California practiced how to survive a major earthquake.
