Federal aid comes in different ways. After a disaster, your county may secure Individual Assistance or Public Assistance as a part of a Presidential Major Disaster Declaration.

Find out what these recovery resources bring to your community.

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For many Californians, warmer weather means hitting local lakes and rivers. But cold and fast moving water can be dangerous, even for the most experienced swimmers. Take steps to keep you and your loved ones safe.

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As temperatures rise this afternoon, keep in mind that area waterways are running FAST & COLD! Wear a life jacket during water activities, never go on the water alone, & keep a close eye on children. #cawx

Wear a life jacket if you are going into the water, getting on a boat, or going to be within 20 feet of water, even if you don’t plan to go in.

It is especially important that children wear life jackets if they are near the water.

Visit ListosCalifornia.org for more.

Looking for disaster recovery resources?
 
Check out the Listos California Virtual Disaster Recovery Guide: listoscalifornia.org/recovery-help

Californians have access to Gun Violence Restraining Orders, a crucial tool that empowers us to intervene and prevent someone in crisis from possessing firearms while the order is in place. Learn how a #GVRO can help save lives at GunSafety.CA.gov

Disasters like debris flows and mudslides can be scary, but we're stronger together!

California Governor's Office of Emergency Services and Listos California are working to empower women to be prepared.

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As a part of #EarthquakePreparednessMonth , California Governor's Office of Emergency Services wants to debunk some common myths about Earthquakes. And remember, when shaking starts, drop, cover and hold on.

Learn more: news.caloes.ca.gov/quakeprepmonth/

The resources in the Disaster Recovery Resources guide can help you find the help you need to recover after surviving a disaster.

Visit listoscalifornia.org/recovery to find the full guide, emergency assistance, free resources, and more.

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When shaking starts, seconds matter. Download the
MyShake today for life-saving seconds to drop, cover and hold on.

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California Governor's Office of Emergency Services is the state’s leader in responding, directing, and coordinating state and federal resources to support local jurisdictions and communities for an emergency or disaster. Learn more: wp.me/pd8T7h-9fu

California Governor's Office of Emergency Services es el líder en la respuesta, dirección y coordinación de recursos estatales y federales para apoyar a todas las comunidades para que estén preparadas y sepan que hacer antes, durante y después de una emergencia. Más información en este enlace: wp.me/pd8T7h-9fw

Tomorrow is the deadline to register for federal aid for those in San Diego impacted by the late January storm.

Check out the different ways to apply or visit a Disaster Recovery Center before they close tomorrow!

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Council Member Tammy Kim, Irvine Councilmember shares crucial wildfire preparedness tips.

Stay informed, create a plan and protect your loved ones.

Visit listoscalifornia.org for more preparedness tips and resources.

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Protect yourself when an earthquake hits!

DROP to the floor.
COVER your head and neck.
HOLD ON until the shaking stops.

Tip: If you are outside, move away from anything that could fall and hurt you.

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#QuikTip on #Earthquakes : Join @cal_oes in recognizing April as #EarthquakePreparednessMonth by securing items in your home to lower the risk of items falling on you or your loved ones.
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With warmer weather in the forecast, you might be planning some outdoor adventures. California Governor's Office of Emergency Services wants you to take steps to ensure your time spent outside doesn't turn into an emergency!

By taking charge and being ready, we not only protect ourselves but also build stronger, more resilient communities.

Get life-saving seconds to stay safe before shaking starts by downloading & setting up alerts from CA’s Earthquake Early Warning system at earthquake.ca.gov

The deadline to apply for federal aid is just three days away for those in San Diego impacted by the late January storm.

Two Disaster Recovery Centers in San Diego are also scheduled to close on April 19.

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