California Governor's Office of Emergency Services

62 years ago this week, a M9.2 earthquake near Alaska sent tsunami waves across the Pacific. Crescent City was hit hard, with 29 blocks destroyed and 11 lives lost. Be prepared! Download MyShake & visit tsunami.ca.gov

As travel restrictions worldwide continue, @Cal_OES remains in coordination with local and federal partners to ensure safety for all travelers. Californians with air travel plans are encouraged to stay prepared & follow the tips below.

In honor of Women’s History Month, Cal OES recognizes the women across our agency whose leadership, expertise, and dedication help keep Californians safe and prepared every day.

Tsunamis are more complex than just giant waves of water. Check out the video to understand how tsunamis work and why Californians need to be #TsunamiReady. For resources, visit tsunami.ca.gov

#SaySomethingWeek reminder: most mass shooters show warning signs before violence happens. Trusted adults who know how to use a protection order can act early and prevent a shooting. Learn more at ReduceTheRisk.ca.gov.

It’s Tsunami Preparedness Week! @Cal_OES reminds you to check the tsunami risk in your coastal zone and be #TsunamiReady by practicing moving inland or to high ground. Learn more: TsunamiZone.org

Debris cleanup has concluded in Chinese Camp in Tuolumne County six months after the TCU September Lightning Complex Fire. Cal OES provided technical assistance to ensure safe removal of hazardous debris. More information: wp.me/pgM8my-12hC

California’s Critical Infrastructure Protection Unit monitors threats to both our way of life and items that are essential for our survival. For more information go to news.caloes.ca.gov/critical-infra…

After disasters, Californians rally to help each other. @Cal_OES has tips on how to make a positive impact during a tough time: wp.me/pgM8my-12hn. #GiveSmart

Look. Think. Act. 👀 Look at conditions. 🧠 Think about the risks. 💡 Act to stay safe. Three steps that can save your life. Stay safe near swift water🌊.

Esta semana: Continúa el calor de Marzo. Se conmemora los 10 años de la Ley de Bandera Roja —pionera a nivel nacional— en la prevención de la violencia armada y también @Cal_OES le da la bienvenida a la nueva directora, Caroline Thomas Jacobs.

This week: March heat continues, Cal OES recognizes 10 years of the nation-leading Red Flag Law helping prevent gun violence and new Director Caroline Thomas Jacobs is sworn in.

¿Trabajas al aire libre en calor extremo? @CAPublicHealth recomienda mantenerse fresco, hidratarse, trabajar con un compañero y mantenerte informado sobre las temperaturas. Para más consejos, visita: wp.me/pgM8my-12ha

Working outdoors in extreme heat? @CAPublicHealth recommends staying cool, hydrating, working with a buddy, and staying informed on temperatures. For more tips visit: wp.me/pgM8my-12ha

El calor extremo afecta a todos pero algunos más que otros. @CAPublicHealth indica que los bebés, los adultos mayores, personas embarazadas y personas con discapacidades no pueden refrescarse o hidratarse por sí mismos. Para más información, visita: wp.me/pgM8my-12ha

Extreme heat affects everyone. But some are more vulnerable than others. @CAPublicHealth  says babies, older adults, pregnant women, and those with disabilities may not be able to cool down or hydrate on their own. For more, visit: wp.me/pgM8my-12ha

Californians play an important role in making the state safer by staying vigilant and reporting suspicious activities.

El calor extremo no se trata solo de temperaturas récord. Las olas de calor fuera de temporada pueden ser peligrosas porque nuestro cuerpo necesita tiempo para adaptarse, según @CAPublicHealth. Mantente preparado e hidratado y toma precauciones.

Extreme heat isn’t just about record-breaking temperatures. Unseasonable heat waves can be dangerous because our bodies need time to adjust, according to @CAPublicHealth. Stay prepared. Take precautions. Stay hydrated.

As temperatures rise, it’s important to keep heat safety in mind, especially if you’re spending time outdoors. Stay cool, stay hydrated and stay prepared. For more visit wp.me/pgM8my-12ha