Disaster Resources
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Emergency Preparedness Starts with Information
Natural disasters can strike with little warning—whether earthquakes, floods, wildfires, or utility outages. The City of Azusa encourages residents to stay informed and prepared by using the trusted resources below. From real-time maps to federal assistance programs, these tools can help you prepare for and respond to emergencies, protect loved ones, and support your neighbors.
American Red Cross – Prepare SoCal
The Red Cross’ PrepareSoCal initiative promotes emergency preparedness throughout Southern California, one of the country’s most earthquake-prone regions. Their campaign focuses on equipping communities with tools to respond to disasters of all types through public education and resilience building.
Disaster Assistance
This federal site provides guidance on applying for aid before, during, and after a disaster. If the U.S. President declares a disaster in Azusa, you can use this site to request financial or housing assistance.
Earthquake Map – USGS
The United States Geological Survey offers a live earthquake map showing seismic activity across the country, including recent earthquakes near Azusa.
Southern California Edison – Outage Map
Southern California Edison provides a map showing local and regional power outages, along with estimated restoration times and safety tips for dealing with blackouts.
Flooding & Flood Risk Information
This site provides critical information on flood risks, insurance options, and how to protect your home in high-risk areas.
Inland Valley Humane Society
Get emergency preparedness tips for pet owners. The Inland Valley Humane Society offers guidance on protecting and sheltering animals during disasters.
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
NOAA provides weather forecasts, climate warnings, and environmental data to help you prepare for severe storms, flooding, and other weather-related events. Their research supports emergency managers and planners nationwide.
SoCalGas – Natural Gas Safety
Southern California Gas Company’s site offers vital safety information about gas line leaks, earthquake valve safety, and how to prepare for gas service interruptions.
California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES)
Cal OES leads statewide disaster preparedness and emergency response efforts. Their site includes alerts, safety guides, and tools for building a disaster plan.