Heavy rain and high winds will roll through our area by early Wednesday, January 31. Bookmark the Marin County Emergency Portal and stay updated during this storm and other events: Emergency.MarinCounty.org.

Heavy rains are expected this week! Avoid rivers and creeks at near bankfull. Moving water can easily sweep away a person or pet. If you see a flooded roadway, Turn Around! Don't Drown! A few inches can move a person; and just 12" of water can move a vehicle.

🚨 When it rains, avoid driving or walking through flooded areas. Turn Around, Don't Drown! Respect road closures, stay informed, and never underestimate water depth. Your safety matters!

#STORM SAFETY ADVISORY: Downed trees and branches could be hiding power lines. Assume all wires are energized and extremely dangerous. Don't touch or try to move it—keep children and animals away. Report downed lines to 911 and call PG&E at 1-800-743-5002. pgecurrents.com/articles/3918-…

🌊⚠️ Turn around, don't drown! Most flood-related fatalities happen in vehicles. Avoid flooded roads and paths. River banks and culverts can be unstable. 📞Report flooding to local emergency services.

Caltrans is proposing the Manzanita Sea-Level Rise Project, a new initiative to enhance access and mobility to local residents by addressing recurring flooding and sea-level rise impacts in the SR-1 & US-101 area . Listen in Feb. 29 from 6 pm to 7:30 pm. bit.ly/3ud2ovl

🚨 #AlertMarin County Test 🚨 Mark your calendars! 🗓️ On Saturday, March 23, at 10:00 am, Marin County’s Office of Emergency Management will conduct a countywide test of AlertMarin. 📲🔊 Be prepared for a notification on your opted-in cell phones, landlines, and emails!

If you live in a forested hillside area of Marin, learning the lessons from "Wildfire Evacuation: Make it Downhill Alive," a video from Fire Safe Marin, may save your life! Invest a few minutes to learn how to safely evacuate hillsides during 🔥 📽️youtube.com/watch?v=91hgUj…

The Mill Valley Police Department, in conjunction with the Mill Valley Public Works Department, will be performing a drill on the morning of Wednesday, May 1st between 4:00AM and 6:00AM as part of our staff’s ongoing emergency evacuation preparedness.

Prepare Your Pets for Disasters with Marin Humane Now Live On YouTube: On April 30, 2024, Southern Marin Fire District was joined by Marin Humane and Ready Marin for an informative hour of Pet Preparedness. Attendees had the opportunity to ask questions, take home emergency prep

Older adults are at higher risk during disasters. Ensure you and your loved ones are prepared with this comprehensive disaster preparedness guide. Stay safe, stay informed with the FEMA and Ready Disaster Preparedness Guide for Older Adults.

Evacuate safely 🔥 Would YOU make it downhill alive?? ➡️ youtu.be/mP00RdAn5Mo #MarinCounty

Reminder to tune in tonight, June 17th at 6 pm for @FireSafeMarin's Special Edition of Wildfire Watch TV. Learn what options are available to you if you lose your insurance and what you can do to protect your home Watch on Comcast Channel 30 or Zoom: firesafemarin.zoom.us/j/83348096341

Sign up to receive emergency alerts! Marin County Emergency officials use the AlertMarin Emergency Notification System to provide you with critical information and potentially life-saving instruction in the form of a call, text, or email. Sign up today at

PG&E is using a helicopter in the area of Mill Valley to survey power lines. There is no emergency. Please do not call the police department as we have no further information.

A Red Flag warning will be in effect for Mill Valley beginning at 11 pm, Monday, July 1. A red flag warning indicates critical fire weather conditions, such as strong winds, low humidity, and dry vegetation, that can lead to the rapid spread of wildfires.

Come join your neighbors, first responders, and the Emergency Preparedness Commission Saturday, July 20 at 11:00 am to learn more about emergency preparedness and evacuation safety.

🔥Mill Valley Launches "Take One Car" Campaign 🚗 Using one car per household during wildfire evacuations can cut overall community evacuation time by nearly 2 hours, making it safer for everyone. Learn more about evacuation safety: cityofmillvalley.org/2142/Evacuatio…