San Diego's region and climate make the City susceptible to earthquakes, wildfires and flooding, which might result in the interruption of critical services such as power, water and communications. Citizens can minimize the impact of service interruptions by storing enough supplies to be self-sufficient for three to five days without services.

Also available is a community-based program called the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT), which helps citizens become part of the solution in their own communities.

Emergency Phone Numbers and Supply Checklist

• Heroes on Call Emergency Labels (PDF)
  Important phone numbers and supply checklist to keep close to your phone.

Additional Disaster-Specific Preparedness Information

• City of San Diego Office of Emergency Services
• San Diego County Office of Emergency Services
• American Red Cross-San Diego and Imperial Counties
• Governor's Office of Emergency Services
• Federal Emergency Management Agency