A Temporary Evacuation Point is a place to go for information, and until:

• You can arrange a place to stay.
• An emergency shelter opens.
• It is safe to return home.

Open Temporary Evacuation Points

• None

An emergency shelter is a temporary place to stay during an emergency, such as a long evacuation or if your home is badly damaged or destroyed. People and service animals are welcome.

Open Emergency Shelters

• None

Pets

Pet shelters may be set up at the same location as the emergency shelter, in a separate and contained area, or they may be located at a different site.

Open Emergency Pet Shelters

• None

Open Emergency Livestock Shelters

• None

Lost & Found Pets

Tri-City Animal Shelter Lost and Found

Temporary sites called Points of Distribution provide needed items after catastrophic events like an earthquake. 

• Food and water rations
• Baby formula
• Sanitary supplies
• Other necessary items

Open Points of Distribution

• None

Community Resource Centers (CRCs) support PG&E customers during a Public Safety Power Shutoff or extended power outage.

Services

• Device and medical equipment charging
• Wi-fi
• Other Services

Open Community Resource Centers

Open Centers