The new Genasys is officially here. Discover our exciting transformation and join in on our journey over at the @GenasysInc profile 👈

Exciting news! Zonehaven is continuing our journey with @GenasysInc. Give our new profile a follow for the latest news in #ProtectiveCommunications.

We are excited to announce that the new and improved AWARE website is now live! Explore the new site for yourself at hubs.la/Q01tMC8g0

A couple weeks ago, Zonehaven Co-Founder Charlie Crocker participated in a town hall hosted by the @oaklandcpandr. If you missed it, watch the recording now at youtube.com/watch?v=QHXJjp2n…

Catch us at CESA 2022 Guest Speakers will be speaking from 12:00-2:00 on Wednesday #Genasys

With increasing natural disaster risk due to climate change, it's important to be prepared for evacuations. This #EarthDay is a great time to learn your evacuation zone. Visit bit.ly/3yxSYXJ to look up your address and find your zone. #knowyourzone #beprepared

While you're setting your clocks back, take the time to test or replace the batteries in your smoke detectors and other important battery-powered devices. It's also a good idea to make sure you have extra batteries around in case of emergency. #beprepared #checkyourbatteriesday

This #InternationalWomensDay we want to spotlight Dena Gunning and the amazing work she does keeping her community safe. Her passion for #publicsafety is an inspiration. Thank her by doing your part to prepare yourself and your community. Start now at bit.ly/3yxSYXJ

Raed Al-Zaher, Community Disaster Preparedness Project Manager with the @CityofSanRafael, summed up the importance of evacuation pre-planning. #Zonehaven provides tools and resources to help your agencies pre-plan. Log into EVAC to get started. #customerspotlight

Some types of emergencies may require utilities to be shut off. Make sure everyone in your household knows where all the utility shutoffs are located and how to use them safely. This page contains basic information about turning off utilities: bit.ly/33J5IBd #beprepared

Look up your address and get to #knowyourzone so you're prepared in case of emergency. Learn your zone's ID, read the information provided, and take the time to map out potential evacuation routes. Find your zone now at bit.ly/3yxSYXJ

Start or update your evacuation plan so you can #beprepared for any disaster. Know how you will communicate with everyone in your household, how you will get out, and where you might go. To get started, explore this portal: bit.ly/3acXteq #beevacuationready #zonehaven

Starting community outreach early in the year will help ensure your residents know their zones ahead of fire season. Booths at community events are a great way to drive engagement. If you want help with your community outreach, email [email protected]. #zonehaven #knowyourzone

Occasionally, due to new learnings, zone boundaries may change slightly in the off-season or be split during an incident. To make sure you evacuate when necessary, double check your zone ID once in a while. Look up your address at bit.ly/3yxSYXJ #beprepared #knowyourzone

Reviewing your insurance coverage at the beginning of the year is an important part of protecting your home. Talk to your agent to be sure your home is insured against all the common disasters in your area. To get started, check out bit.ly/2GdRwSx #beprepared

To ensure you receive alerts about evacuations, sign up with your county's alerting system. Visit bit.ly/3yxSYXJ and use the "Subscribe to Alerts" button next to the zone ID to sign up for your county's alerts. If you have questions, email [email protected].

The beginning of the year is a great time to start a home inventory, especially if you received any large or valuable gifts during the holidays. For more information on how to do a home inventory and a helpful checklist, check out bit.ly/3jmN9rB