“This morning’s quake is a stark reminder that we must be prepared for any emergency including wildfires, tsunamis and the inevitable next Big One,” said Board of Supervisors President David Canepa.
“San Mateo County has made funding emergency preparedness one of its top 3 priorities in the coming years because we know from experience that natural disaster can strike at any time,” Canepa said. “We must also take personal responsibility for the safety our own families and be ready to evacuate if necessary with a plan, food, water, medicines and other necessities for the sake of our security.”
Here are a few simple steps you can take today to help you and your family stay safe before, during and after emergencies.
