Fire Prevention Week dates back to 1925, when President Calvin Coolidge proclaimed it a national observance. This became the longest-running public health observance in the country. It’s a commemoration of the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, which killed more than …
On Saturday morning, July 27th, we held our First Annual Simulated Disaster Response. We called on our volunteers to check in to their assembly points. What happened next? Read on for the surprise.
Martinez CERT inspections identify hazardous properties that need weed abatement
Disasters don’t give advance warning, so it’s wise to plan ahead for your entire family. Your pets need Go Bags too! CalFire offers a clear guide, and we offer a pet rescue card for your pets’ safety.
An important thing about disasters is that most aren’t scheduled. Many are serious enough to change our life priorities in some way. Most people don’t think a disaster will happen to them. Denial is a powerful thing.
