
Sara Nichols posting -- Chaired by @SenHenryStern whose primary jurisdiction includes disaster preparedness, emergency management, and homeland security issues.
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ALT Join us Thursday, February 3rd at 1pm for a Jt. Legislative Committee on Emergency Management Hearing on The Extreme Heat Emergency Chair @SenHenryStern, Vice-Chair @AsmRodriguez52 You can connect with the hearing on https://www.senate.ca.gov/ or thru https://www.facebook.com/HenrySternCA Agenda: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UQSmQNT7GTr8U7HkLimEUtPItnAt93o7V-QKdjYf6MU/edit?usp=sharing

ALT Join us Thursday, February 3rd at 1pm for a Jt. Legislative Committee on Emergency Management Hearing on The Extreme Heat Emergency Chair @SenHenryStern, Vice-Chair @AsmRodriguez52 You can connect with the hearing on https://www.senate.ca.gov/ or thru https://www.facebook.com/HenrySternCA Agenda: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UQSmQNT7GTr8U7HkLimEUtPItnAt93o7V-QKdjYf6MU/edit?usp=sharing

ALT Join us Thursday, February 3rd at 1pm for a Jt. Legislative Committee on Emergency Management Hearing on The Extreme Heat Emergency Chair @SenHenryStern, Vice-Chair @AsmRodriguez52 You can connect with the hearing on https://www.senate.ca.gov/ or thru https://www.facebook.com/HenrySternCA Agenda: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UQSmQNT7GTr8U7HkLimEUtPItnAt93o7V-QKdjYf6MU/edit?usp=sharing

ALT Join us Thursday, February 3rd at 1pm for a Jt. Legislative Committee on Emergency Management Hearing on The Extreme Heat Emergency Chair @SenHenryStern, Vice-Chair @AsmRodriguez52 You can connect with the hearing on https://www.senate.ca.gov/ or thru https://www.facebook.com/HenrySternCA Agenda: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UQSmQNT7GTr8U7HkLimEUtPItnAt93o7V-QKdjYf6MU/edit?usp=sharing
Cal OES Distributes Over 1 Million in PPE
To ensure that every student and teacher in California can access a ready supply of free PPE, @Cal_OES distributing a multi-week supply of PPE to school districts across the state.

ALT Don't use generators indoors or in confined. poorly ventilated areas. Keep them outside, away from buildings and anything flammable, even dry bush. Check with neighbors and family to ensure they are aware of the risk of operating generators. If you are using generators for any reason, this information can help keep you and your household safe. Place generators at leatst 20 feet away from your home, downwind away from open doors, windows and vents. Before refueling it, turn off generator ad let it cool for 15-20 minutes. Never try to power the house wiring by plugging the generator into a wall outlet; instead, use a heavy duty outdoor extensions cord to plug appliances into generators. do not use generators in rain or wet conditions. place a fire extinguisher nearby. make sure your home has operating fire alarms and carbon monoxide detectors. Learn about carbon monoxide from the CDC at cdc.gov/co/ or call 800-232-4636











