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

Reminder to tune in tonight, June 17th at 6 pm for Fire Safe Marin'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

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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…

Visible smoke is expected in our area on Weds., Oct 23. Marin County Fire, in coordination with Marin Water and CA State Parks, will conduct a prescribed fire in the Mountain Theater area of Mt. Tam. Please don't call 9-1-1 to report smoke. More info: marinwater.org/node/1219

Many California counties use zones to announce evacuations. Knowing your zone could save your life during an emergency. When an evacuation order is issued, you need to act fast. 🚨Check with your county office of emergency services to sign up for local alerts and learn your

🚨 Are you signed up for the right alerts? The Marin County Office of Emergency Management works with local law enforcement agencies to send evacuation warnings when we need them! 📳 Sign up for text, email, and phone alerts at AlertMarin.org. emergency.marincounty.gov/pages/alertmar…

🌧️💨 Weather Alert: Heavy rain begins tonight and may cause flooding in low-lying areas. Strong winds also expected through Fri AM. Move vehicles from flood-prone locations, secure property, & use sandbags if needed.

🚨 Severe Storm Alert for #MarinCounty 🚨 A powerful storm system is moving in, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and dangerous coastal conditions from Wednesday night through Saturday. Visit Emergency.MarinCounty.gov for tips and resources.

🚨 Mill Valley Evacuation Drill is Sat., April 26! 🚗 Register, participate, and attend the safety fair! And get a chance to win 🎶 MV Music Fest tix or 🎒 a Go Bag! Learn more: cityofmillvalley.gov/EvacuationDrill

You may be ready for the next emergency, but did you remember to prepare your pet too? 🦴 The CDC has more excellent resources for keeping our pets safe during emergencies → cdc.gov/healthy-pets/e…

🚨 Evacuation drills aren’t just practice — they save lives. Mill Valley’s next citywide evacuation drill is Saturday, April 26. 🎥 Watch: youtu.be/B7SUHqBZPEI?si… ℹ️ More info: cityofmillvalley.org/EvacuationDrill

🚨Many Mill Valley homes sit on steep hillsides, along narrow roads, and amid dense vegetation. In a wildfire, the safest way out is usually downhill—but only if you plan ahead. 📅 Join the April 26 Evacuation Drill cityofmillvalley.gov/EvacuationDrill 🎥 Watch: youtu.be/91hgUjhmSIE

The Mill Valley Music Festival takes place this weekend, May 10th and 11th, at the Mill Valley Community Center (180 Camino Alto) from 12:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Expect parking and traffic impacts in the area!

Cleaning up your yard? Make a reservation for a free Chipper Day. Visit chipperday.com/marin

Wildfire readiness isn’t solely about your individual actions—it’s about making sure you and the entire community are prepared to reduce risk and protect what matters most.

CERT Basic Training gives you the skills to help your family and community in a disaster when first responders can’t get there right away. Get ready. Be the help. 💪