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Used by StayReady as an independent educational tool, including FEMA, CAL FIRE, USGS, CGS, and reviewed local plans.
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Take action with confidence.
StayReady helps Alameda County residents understand local hazards and take practical steps using official public data in plain language.
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StayReady is an independent educational tool using official public data. It is not an official emergency service and does not replace AC Alert, evacuation orders, 911, or instructions from public agencies.
Your address is used only to generate local hazard information. Privacy basics
Plain-language guidance
Clear steps to help you prepare, respond, and recover.
Local hazard context
See the hazards and mapped evidence available for your location.
Your risk summary
Example Alameda County location
FloodMapped and local contextReview
WildfireFire hazard informationReview
EarthquakeFault and shaking contextReview
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Example cited actions
Prepare a portable go-bag
Pack essential water, food, medicines, documents, light, charging, and communication supplies in a bag you can carry.
Shown in this reviewed preparedness checklist. Source: Ready.gov Build a Kit · Emergency Supply Kit Source note: Ready.gov provides an official emergency supply list including water, food, medicines, documents, lighting, and power supplies.
Protect critical documents
Store copies of identification, insurance, housing, financial, and medical records somewhere secure and accessible.
Shown in this reviewed preparedness checklist. Source: Ready.gov Financial Preparedness · At Home Source note: Ready.gov recommends safeguarding critical personal, household, medical, financial, and insurance documents.Your area on the map
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Flood zones
Wildfire hazard
Liquefaction zones
Fault zones
For families
Build a household plan, review alerts, and find practical preparedness checklists.
Explore family resourcesFor schools & community groups
Use planning resources and source-backed guidance to support community readiness.
Explore community resources Prepared today. Safer tomorrow.StayReady is educational and does not replace official alerts or emergency instructions.Start preparing
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