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DEM Emergency Operations Center
DEM's emergency operations monitor city events and manage emergency resources to match the scale of the incident.
Emergency Operations Center
The Mission of the San Francisco EOC is to minimize the impact of emergencies and disasters on the community through coordinated planning, information-sharing and resource management between all City departments, partnering agencies and the public.
The Emergency Operation Center is manned 24/7/365 for the city of San Francisco. There are four levels of EOC activation.
Level 4 - On call team and 911 dispatch monitoring, daily
Level 3 - Enhanced DEM staffing
Level 2 - Partial w/ 1st Response; Elements & Support; As Needed
Level 1 - Full Activation; All Sections and Positions; As Needed (ie; COVID-19, APEC 2023)
Sign Up for Alerts
SFDEM uses multiple platforms to provide electronic public alerts.
AlertSF
Sign up for alerts regarding emergencies disrupting vehicular/pedestrian traffic, watches and warnings for tsunamis, flooding, and Citywide post-disaster information to your registered wireless devices, email accounts and phone numbers.
Wireless Emergency Alerts
WEAs are used to send concise, text-like messages to WEA-capable mobile devices during emergency situations. WEAs are sent by your state and local public safety officials, the National Weather Service, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, and the President of the United States.
Twitter:
@SF_Emergency, the Department of Emergency Management’s official Twitter account for emergency public information. In general we provide information on 1) what to do (e.g., avoid the area); and 2) what geographic area is impacted; and 3) whether the incident is related law enforcement, fire, transit, or traffic.
Resources
National Weather Service San Francisco Bay Area/Monterey Forecast - Weather reports for San Francisco
AirNow Air quality reports
Cal Fire Info page for Wildland Fires
511 Traffic info
PG&E outage Outage map for PG&E
SF311 Non-emergency matters