
As I braced for these Northern California storm systems to move through I thought it would be a perfect time to prepare some storm preparation numbers and information for those people in the Sacramento Valley.
Numbers that may be helpful during a winter storm:
Sacramento County:
Flooding, downed trees: 916-875-5171
Water, sewer or drainage issues: 916-875-7246
Hazards and nuisances: 916-875-5656
City Phone Numbers:
Citrus Heights: 916-727-4770
Rocklin: 916-625-5500
Folsom: 916-355-7272
Rancho Cordova: 916-874-7517
Elk Grove: 916-687-3043
Auburn: 530-886-5310
Local Power Companies:
SMUD: 1-888-456-SMUD (7683)
PG&E: 1-800-743-5002
Roseville Electric: 916-774-5428
Sandbag Locations:
Locations may vary depending on conditions :
In Roseville:
Maidu Community Park, 1550 Maidu Dr.
In Granite Bay:
South Placer Fire Protection District, 6900 Eureka Road, Granite Bay
In Loomis:
Loomis Corporation Yard, on Taylor Road
In Auburn:
Placer Consolidated Fire Protection District, 11645 Atwood Road, Auburn
In Lincoln:
Placer County Fire Station in Lincoln, 401 Oak Tree Lane, Lincoln
Placer County Fire, 4710 Fruitvale Road, Lincoln
In Citrus Heights: Phone # (916) 727-4770
C-Bar-C Park, 8275 Oak Ave.
Westwood Park, 8100 Butternut Dr.
Just North of the Police Service Center, 6315 Fountain Square Dr.
Round Table Pizza Center, 7700 Sunrise Blvd.
In Elk Grove: Phone # (916) 687-3005
Elk Grove Corporation Yard, 10250 Iron Rock Rd.
Pump Station D.53, Laguna West, 9250 Harbor Point Dr.
Elk Grove CSD, 8820 Elk Grove Blvd.
Pleasant Grove School Rd. at Grant Line Rd.
In Folsom:
Arts and Senior Center, 48 Natoma St.
Fire Station No. 36, 9700 Oak Ave. Parkway
The American Red Cross has listed some helpful storm preparation ideas by visiting: http://www.sacsierraredcross.org/page.aspx?id=1041
PG&E also has some helpful information regarding power outages and storm preparation. Visit them at: http://www.pge.com/stormoutages/
Don't forget to check out the Governors Office of Emergency Service by visiting: http://edis.oes.ca.gov/
Last but not least, if you must travel please check the Caltrans website for road conditions by visiting: http://www.dot.ca.gov/ Also, make sure you are fully prepared to travel during the winter by carrying warm clothes, blankets, flashlights, food, chains, and a first aid kit.
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