[NFBC-Info] Flood Emergency Resources

Thu Jan 12 16:53:16 UTC 2023

Everyone,

I’m passing along a collection of emergency resources for anyone who is experiencing issues with flooding or water in their homes.  Share widely.  Please let me know if any of the linked materials raise accessibility issues and we will forward those along to the state.  I’m particularly interested in how the offered flood stage maps work.

Grab and Go Bags

Grab-and-go bags are distributed by local jurisdictions, typically at evacuation centers or resource centers. Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) has provided the following counties/tribes grab-and-go bags for distribution to impacted residents: 

County

City

Site Name for Drop-Offs

El Dorado

Placerville

Drop at County OES

Humboldt

Eureka

Drop at County OES

Humboldt

Trinidad

Drop at Town Hall (Warming Center)

Mendocino

Ukiah

Drop at Mendocino County EOC

San Mateo

Half Moon Bay

Drop at HMB EOC

San Mateo

La Honda

Drop at La Honda Fire Brigade

San Mateo

Pescadero

Drop at Pescadero High School

San Mateo

San Bruno

Drop at Fire Dept

San Mateo

South San Francisco

Drop at Fire Dept

Sonoma

Bodega Bay

Drop at Bodega Harbor Yacht Club

Sonoma

Guerneville

Drop at Bank of America Building

Sonoma

Jenner

Drop at Fort Ross Parking Lot (Sonoma EOC)

Sonoma

Occidental

Drop at Veterans Community Center

Yolo

Clarksburg

Drop at Fire Dept

Yuba

Marysville

Drop at Yuba County Government Ctr.

Santa Cruz

Watsonville

Drop off at Evacuation Center

Sonoma

Santa Rosa

Drop off at Kashaya Rancheria

Mendocino

Point Arena

Drop off at Manchester Point Arena Rancheria

Mendocino

Hopland

Drop off at Hopland Rancheria

Humboldt

Weitchpec

Drop off at Yurok Tribe

Resources:

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 <https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N104Xo1WjKiBakMLloJ1DHHmpGG7Y6UE_1MmlFUGZ9foAgk7w_0rcM2KTe3fcNoNSywWSzc8ugjZztV3E9gGVx24kakZDUdPML21-qZwspJEKKdBAUCo0G_yAVpZVhnAKIp7-eW_ylIgMeHKvTwFez9lhhrpGVM4&c=heD3XuF0Bb5AM7CZIyef0KwBUbwzY703lKr5pu7iwdZVeXtvpcJSzw==&ch=RzmbaRwH_LP_NbzgoW2Zw2O56dPnrtY2TZ9S7RMLFqrLia811XYV0g==> How to Sign Up for Alerts in Your County 

 <https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N104Xo1WjKiBakMLloJ1DHHmpGG7Y6UE_1MmlFUGZ9foAgk7w_0rcM2KTe3fcNoNXQaaPUVsngBwVuxVmoxvYYsuFySFtaV-EAr0o2c2VvhZUI30WRBWEeMFNdSP1uc8-Ous1AbHUsdwQttvk6y9Rw3SRbkRf93hiTtrnrYEunc6do2z8gnSiDmS3TCUhzsHi3_AasiPQEk7VhYDGyVJ1-1TjQR1jxBi&c=heD3XuF0Bb5AM7CZIyef0KwBUbwzY703lKr5pu7iwdZVeXtvpcJSzw==&ch=RzmbaRwH_LP_NbzgoW2Zw2O56dPnrtY2TZ9S7RMLFqrLia811XYV0g==> CalHHS Resource Guides - The CalHHS website has compiled resources for personal emergency plans, mental health services, social services, health care services, and more into one location.

 <https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N104Xo1WjKiBakMLloJ1DHHmpGG7Y6UE_1MmlFUGZ9foAgk7w_0rcM2KTe3fcNoNOiIu7dbcaMi_pT8UtEJnFNGikM8ROG5K_qoWQr1SJ3d5izDPo3i6UOxWDOlrWGuGuLbKhOjS5reo312W1ObrtYhIDJXJqquCei9La0WlHAUis5stugqoFGlyI7otF56H&c=heD3XuF0Bb5AM7CZIyef0KwBUbwzY703lKr5pu7iwdZVeXtvpcJSzw==&ch=RzmbaRwH_LP_NbzgoW2Zw2O56dPnrtY2TZ9S7RMLFqrLia811XYV0g==> CalICH Social Media – CalICH has initiated social media outreach with links to resources such as CalOES shelter maps, local alerts, and flood stage maps. 

 <https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N104Xo1WjKiBakMLloJ1DHHmpGG7Y6UE_1MmlFUGZ9foAgk7w_0rcM2KTe3fcNoNB03jC3WT7gK5Im55RI0XCXkSJ_6IVDmBHDEtkyKDvu6a6HYQo6jsFm6MKqs9059Pg1Nj1jAyCmMsyqI61vo2XYtR6Vvr98ddlWmrNY8Ko0OFw72b0FOquQ==&c=heD3XuF0Bb5AM7CZIyef0KwBUbwzY703lKr5pu7iwdZVeXtvpcJSzw==&ch=RzmbaRwH_LP_NbzgoW2Zw2O56dPnrtY2TZ9S7RMLFqrLia811XYV0g==> DDAR Program - The Disability Disaster Access and Resources Program (DDAR) can support individuals who need power for medical needs or independent living during power outages due to the winter storm. People can access DDAR either by contacting a local center, an online application, or through escalations through PG&E EOC. Visit the  <https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N104Xo1WjKiBakMLloJ1DHHmpGG7Y6UE_1MmlFUGZ9foAgk7w_0rcM2KTe3fcNoNB03jC3WT7gK5Im55RI0XCXkSJ_6IVDmBHDEtkyKDvu6a6HYQo6jsFm6MKqs9059Pg1Nj1jAyCmMsyqI61vo2XYtR6Vvr98ddlWmrNY8Ko0OFw72b0FOquQ==&c=heD3XuF0Bb5AM7CZIyef0KwBUbwzY703lKr5pu7iwdZVeXtvpcJSzw==&ch=RzmbaRwH_LP_NbzgoW2Zw2O56dPnrtY2TZ9S7RMLFqrLia811XYV0g==> Disability Disaster Access and Resources Directory (DDAR) to search DDAR by county or  <https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N104Xo1WjKiBakMLloJ1DHHmpGG7Y6UE_1MmlFUGZ9foAgk7w_0rcM2KTe3fcNoN03jt1wVgPKiAevYE4PHsLAoHU7nPfE9zGur70Ez5tCBbqDRD25NpYI9EtU12KgBB6Zy-dZS8cfyN7ywY7dDoLXL0jYbICbysop2pJkGVnMPvZR1yoiexpzRKMJ4UmCv70SIrJpA2xwiVh6I7DYGiGv5owr3EfhS_YILwSBzvT57XIha49AmByL5Kyqd5-FxxpBm0e2ypOWE=&c=heD3XuF0Bb5AM7CZIyef0KwBUbwzY703lKr5pu7iwdZVeXtvpcJSzw==&ch=RzmbaRwH_LP_NbzgoW2Zw2O56dPnrtY2TZ9S7RMLFqrLia811XYV0g==> Download a map and listing of DDAR Centers.

 <https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N104Xo1WjKiBakMLloJ1DHHmpGG7Y6UE_1MmlFUGZ9foAgk7w_0rcM2KTe3fcNoNKH8wh_KuoVpExyYSW-A1ztuOnK4J3M0nL2P00cQwbWNhUkIFnexNT3Noa7ktyWbSF8uResDThJmbFWtQv_disPkgMdp1GyIAlGirSLkc2Gxpl3ctz0KC8g==&c=heD3XuF0Bb5AM7CZIyef0KwBUbwzY703lKr5pu7iwdZVeXtvpcJSzw==&ch=RzmbaRwH_LP_NbzgoW2Zw2O56dPnrtY2TZ9S7RMLFqrLia811XYV0g==> CalOES/DOR Guide - This resource guide is available in multiple languages. Linked on the webpage is the Emergency Preparedness Guide/Toolkit for Individuals with Disabilities.

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 <https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N104Xo1WjKiBakMLloJ1DHHmpGG7Y6UE_1MmlFUGZ9foAgk7w_0rcM2KTe3fcNoN5gqIv_gtugps_1x0lD6Q6fV5xwZEuNEnvnDMQfd-xynE0sz8cvnKU78M0eC44AAhRFYrXeqhd6iR5X1D_BqEfPDg4ZVSQI5SUZdgRkTc2MCXScxiBDRbme9Oe9aWoVIQrk8FWR9FsH_UhzNnLAeY00CHtLhXRfU2BDaQQlOURmmlv7nSLA6Wehzzgzu9z43vntAl9qrlB8pDtS-S_iXjZ0cuiIoiAZvOsDyeEWw5O6n4lXtucPu54A==&c=heD3XuF0Bb5AM7CZIyef0KwBUbwzY703lKr5pu7iwdZVeXtvpcJSzw==&ch=RzmbaRwH_LP_NbzgoW2Zw2O56dPnrtY2TZ9S7RMLFqrLia811XYV0g==> CDPH Infection Control Guidance – COVID-19 resources for individuals in congregate shelters and people experiencing homelessness.

 <https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N104Xo1WjKiBakMLloJ1DHHmpGG7Y6UE_1MmlFUGZ9foAgk7w_0rcM2KTe3fcNoNjmOiw7UQn5o4hYU8FwVTSZrz_9bsxd2Ya31CmEr3SsPso6eUDWy69Qvj9YqeQjH8Gw-LoXBW8cxjYviRBQ4juARaGpstoP855qt7ksWJrOiY5FKDe9_84LVgmL3r_FEBQJ-96uihBjttSTQb8WYHZfB9tcSr0rg_FFVmJ4ywfuaig_aF78gJgA==&c=heD3XuF0Bb5AM7CZIyef0KwBUbwzY703lKr5pu7iwdZVeXtvpcJSzw==&ch=RzmbaRwH_LP_NbzgoW2Zw2O56dPnrtY2TZ9S7RMLFqrLia811XYV0g==> CDPH Masking Guidance – Masking guidance which dictates masking in shelters based on CDC Community Levels. 

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CDSS Disaster Help Center – See the second item on the DSS home page for information on public assistance and services available to individuals and families impacted by California disasters including food, income supports, shelters, and warming centers.

 <https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N104Xo1WjKiBakMLloJ1DHHmpGG7Y6UE_1MmlFUGZ9foAgk7w_0rcM2KTe3fcNoNOoHqnj3_K1Aoyodnc_tEibstvEXThAEFCTMQ4oFQLn0m_t9mgxmPrC2vrtetN92m88Th85nvouSYAFujTFjGnxKwRL7PvQ-a7QMwgsjiSo_aMxSfQfJs_CaOAkhI3k3IeuFmUaPPhpuMQx8-yNTUNN9Cs70zD1qXeOm2W5tamZTIE6i-XkHAF2pbvJ3Z-1jt&c=heD3XuF0Bb5AM7CZIyef0KwBUbwzY703lKr5pu7iwdZVeXtvpcJSzw==&ch=RzmbaRwH_LP_NbzgoW2Zw2O56dPnrtY2TZ9S7RMLFqrLia811XYV0g==> Listos California Preparedness Social Media Toolkit Winter Weather  – With significant winter weather continuing to impact the majority of the state, Listos California at the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) has created a social media toolkit for distribution to partners. We can expect continuing power outages, an increase in threats of mudslides because of saturated ground, floods, and trees falling due to high winds. This winter weather toolkit contains design assets and sample copy for social media use on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Please feel free to modify and/or share this information with your community.

 <https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N104Xo1WjKiBakMLloJ1DHHmpGG7Y6UE_1MmlFUGZ9foAgk7w_0rcM2KTe3fcNoNzCJVXCUnXcd40juJvyjOCUepYHLVbDqFJPezjReCAY1KuSGlKHNqYrB8UN5Rhl_DreqXYLRcAeUha--d1Z7FUeQ-k1LAMwG0fysX9QyhRfsHkTBzQuEAvVZm42rfNQ9Dr76GJ4dolaqMtZSYw8UMf924bBLYRHoaGHDiaDVHVNg=&c=heD3XuF0Bb5AM7CZIyef0KwBUbwzY703lKr5pu7iwdZVeXtvpcJSzw==&ch=RzmbaRwH_LP_NbzgoW2Zw2O56dPnrtY2TZ9S7RMLFqrLia811XYV0g==> Disaster Ready Guide - This 23-page guide details five simple, low or no-cost steps that individuals and families should take to prepare for natural disasters, such as wildfires, earthquakes, and floods.

 <https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N104Xo1WjKiBakMLloJ1DHHmpGG7Y6UE_1MmlFUGZ9foAgk7w_0rcM2KTe3fcNoNWiZq-pmV6aOConsYXdmuj7_JjN5CXi46f6-fZp__k6UNW20YbfEHL5gkf-liILBoxp5ZGrr6faVXqgQmhoIcKghT72CEPFWGr7XLZHP9cqLr0QKEa0lVc-3ixH0De3YYZKE7dWWVE0CFKnPsoCD_5mH2MNTgJ5KDjpmKg1pKA2Llpsh9oZ3xSw==&c=heD3XuF0Bb5AM7CZIyef0KwBUbwzY703lKr5pu7iwdZVeXtvpcJSzw==&ch=RzmbaRwH_LP_NbzgoW2Zw2O56dPnrtY2TZ9S7RMLFqrLia811XYV0g==> County Emergency Information Resource Sheets - These information sheets help Californians stay informed, connected, and safe in the counties where they live with safety tips, information to help people quickly sign up for emergency alerts, follow trusted sources on social media, and links to connect to resources in their county.

 <https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N104Xo1WjKiBakMLloJ1DHHmpGG7Y6UE_1MmlFUGZ9foAgk7w_0rcM2KTe3fcNoNORld1-wzIXVicJdqnD6Wnil_gdOWejhesx34YbPB3nauOOBl4okYKIMnIMjQFAoDDdvRst6Gl1BsbmDRlmyObBqBdS4RKSTXwa3oHOZPIMV_2DWg9kuErnZqjevnGW06HxFE1u95SL9DezmHq1iDdmgM1Oz12ZXjJrZVZ1LMEI3SPm16qlkd6w==&c=heD3XuF0Bb5AM7CZIyef0KwBUbwzY703lKr5pu7iwdZVeXtvpcJSzw==&ch=RzmbaRwH_LP_NbzgoW2Zw2O56dPnrtY2TZ9S7RMLFqrLia811XYV0g==> Quick Guide to Safety Before, During, and After FLOODS - This trifold handout offers simple tips and links to resources to help individuals and families prepare for and deal with floods. Print on a standard 8 ½ x 11 sheet and fold it into thirds.

 <https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N104Xo1WjKiBakMLloJ1DHHmpGG7Y6UE_1MmlFUGZ9foAgk7w_0rcM2KTe3fcNoNCERQ4Pw0X-OVw9T9gGqcpj5unf3wxCuiSRe5rBKMH_zMl1L7vpMGGzhb2etCK0jaZwPaNHeRpX5bGowMxGjdGRCyDWUTMk_xzJhvLz-5a7QYpB_oQW0LXmWhCvAjceD8bs9j2k9yMA92EORBFQPnGPBLJATFXH_EOZ7a9YpjtPr2E7h4T0RsTQ==&c=heD3XuF0Bb5AM7CZIyef0KwBUbwzY703lKr5pu7iwdZVeXtvpcJSzw==&ch=RzmbaRwH_LP_NbzgoW2Zw2O56dPnrtY2TZ9S7RMLFqrLia811XYV0g==> Videos in American Sign Language (ASL) – 5 steps to prepare for a disaster, presented in American Sign Language.

 <https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N104Xo1WjKiBakMLloJ1DHHmpGG7Y6UE_1MmlFUGZ9foAgk7w_0rcM2KTe3fcNoNFYsGz-shPd9CJBtI03ZoYkb-OSW0E0-jpTwc33sM02gUIBW78Q9ax9TGN-AhGQu19VE-7L-hXAxc1791qHIVLxJi-4kNjokqamJIsjo3VLA0lPEgdcZ5IzblSKb1hf9FBf49ybitVIA8qvn3SiUTbEz8YiH1cAK-nxRt6x9rHcCUKewCfaBdwaeU2BawwvaRt-aQxh-N7E8=&c=heD3XuF0Bb5AM7CZIyef0KwBUbwzY703lKr5pu7iwdZVeXtvpcJSzw==&ch=RzmbaRwH_LP_NbzgoW2Zw2O56dPnrtY2TZ9S7RMLFqrLia811XYV0g==> Five Steps to Prepare for a Disaster - This video animation, developed with the International Rescue Committee, features Listos California’s five steps to prepare for disaster.

 <https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N104Xo1WjKiBakMLloJ1DHHmpGG7Y6UE_1MmlFUGZ9foAgk7w_0rcM2KTe3fcNoNGL_4vpoT5TxdE5FO2QfoFfPsIbnYujGSK-ELH8gV7b6UO9VHaoTM2FEAKvQFdxtguq5LU5OjM9rd9-qG-ldPXUc9nzMakiKQU54Y8Knm12_1zU8IFDrMAtHi9FKDjlOhhkFqRbzkWyY=&c=heD3XuF0Bb5AM7CZIyef0KwBUbwzY703lKr5pu7iwdZVeXtvpcJSzw==&ch=RzmbaRwH_LP_NbzgoW2Zw2O56dPnrtY2TZ9S7RMLFqrLia811XYV0g==> Severe Weather Survival Tips – Infographic from the National Health Care for the Homeless Council.

 <https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N104Xo1WjKiBakMLloJ1DHHmpGG7Y6UE_1MmlFUGZ9foAgk7w_0rcM2KTe3fcNoN6mgMUKKBONIo73Disfi_iq0A-sNE1tMIYEunzaXBp8peoYd3KwzwzPhM5Aw9ukq1ejgQze7iLXPqRF7k3Zny9RoGuI9Lc-y2&c=heD3XuF0Bb5AM7CZIyef0KwBUbwzY703lKr5pu7iwdZVeXtvpcJSzw==&ch=RzmbaRwH_LP_NbzgoW2Zw2O56dPnrtY2TZ9S7RMLFqrLia811XYV0g==> Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) Services – The California Department of Community Services and Development (CSD) has two service elements under LIHEAP that agencies can take advantage of depending on local needs and impacts:

Emergency Heating and Cooling (EHCS) – which provides for the replacement of inoperable heating and cooling equipment within low-income housing and where the absence of these appliances poses a health and safety risk to dwelling occupants; and

Severe Weather Emergency and Transportation Service (SWEATS) – a subprogram component under LIHEAP, which positions local service providers to offer the following to low-income households during the weather event:

Provide impacted individuals/households with temporary shelter or housing in hotels, apartments, or other living situations. Temporary shelter or housing is at no expense to impacted individuals and limited to a maximum of 5-days per eligible household.

Provide for transportation (such as cars, shuttles, buses) to move impacted individuals to temporary shelters or housing.

Provide crisis payments for energy utility services, deposits, and reconnections to ensure ongoing access to residential energy services.

Provide for the purchase and distribution of heaters, fans, generators, and battery backup devices to ensure safe indoor air temperatures in housing impacted by the weather event.

Local agencies have the discretion to extend these and other supports to low-income Californians during a disaster, including additional energy bill assistance, temporary heating and cooling devices, and other supportive services. To find Community Services Block Grants (CSBG) or Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) services in a particular area visit the  <https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001N104Xo1WjKiBakMLloJ1DHHmpGG7Y6UE_1MmlFUGZ9foAgk7w_0rcM2KTe3fcNoN6mgMUKKBONIo73Disfi_iq0A-sNE1tMIYEunzaXBp8peoYd3KwzwzPhM5Aw9ukq1ejgQze7iLXPqRF7k3Zny9RoGuI9Lc-y2&c=heD3XuF0Bb5AM7CZIyef0KwBUbwzY703lKr5pu7iwdZVeXtvpcJSzw==&ch=RzmbaRwH_LP_NbzgoW2Zw2O56dPnrtY2TZ9S7RMLFqrLia811XYV0g==> CSD Find Assistance website or call (866) 675-6623.

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L. Vance Taylor

Chief, Office of Access and Functional Needs

California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services

3650 Schriever Avenue

Mather, CA 95655

 <mailto:vance.taylor at caloes.ca.gov> vance.taylor at caloes.ca.gov

916-845-8202 (o)

916-205-1630 (c)

Tim Elder

President

National Federation of the Blind of California 

 <mailto:president at nfbcal.org> president at nfbcal.org 

(916) 382-0372 

 <http://www.nfbcal.org/> http://www.nfbcal.org/

Did you know that blind Californians are holding monthly meetings in your region over Zoom and telephone?  Check out our virtual local chapter and division meetings.  All are welcome to attend.

 <http://www.nfbcal.org/chapters-and-divisions/> http://www.nfbcal.org/chapters-and-divisions/