Office of Emergency Services -
Storms (power outages, flooding, etc.)
Page last updated
April 27, 2009 11:26 AM
City of Stockton Office of Emergency Services
Stockton Fire Department
(209) 937-8801
In case of emergency dial 9-1-1
Stockton: There are currently no immediate weather related hazards within the Stockton city limits.
San Joaquin County: For information about current storm information within San Joaquin County, please visit the San Joaquin County OES web site , or call 209-469-8200.
California: For information about current storm information in California, please visit California's Office of Emergency Services Storm website: California 2008 Winter Storm Events
There is always the possibility of weather related hazards. The below information will help you prepare for potential dangers and plan what you can do to stay safe.
Power Outages
Power outages may occur during stormy weather. For additional information about outages, please visit the Pacific Gas & Electric Company web site at www.pge.com or call 1-800-PGE-5000.
Tree Hazards
The City of Stockton is responsible for trees within the city right-of-way. To report damaged or fallen trees/limbs:
- City of Stockton Parks and Recreation Tree Division
(209) 937-8317, during business hours
- Emergency After Hours (209) 937-8341
Street Flooding
Street flooding may occur immediately after a significant downpour. To report street flooding:
- City of Stockton Municipal Utilities District
(209) 937-8341
- San Joaquin County Public Works
(209) 468-3074
Public Safety Information
There is a natural curiosity to want to view first-hand the rising water conditions. Local Public Safety Agencies advise the following:
- Rising water is dangerous. Stay away from the water and off the levees.
- Pedestrians and vehicles on levees are prohibited, pose a danger to the public, and hinder the efforts of emergency response and monitoring agencies.
Flood Safety Tips
Stockton's Office of Emergency Services encourages all citizens to be prepared.
Disaster Preparedness
Disaster preparedness is essential for everyone. Please take the time to develop a plan with your family.
Plan 2 Survive During an Emergency
- Have a Portable Battery Powered AM/FM Radio
- Create an Evacuation Kit
- Plan for your Pets and Animals
Visit San Joaquin County's Plan 2 Survive website to get helpful tips for your personal planning.
Area Forecasts and Information
National Weather Service - Stockton/Sacramento Area
Sandbags for personal property protection are available from local home improvement stores:
Evacuations
If an area is threatened, OES would declare an evacuation and the City of Stockton Police Department would begin the evacuation process by deploying personnel to evacuate the declared area in a safe and orderly manner. Pre-determined routes and methods have been developed for each area of the city. Once an area has been evacuated, no one will be allowed back into the area until the area has been determined safe by the appropriate agency.
Recent Flooding in San Joaquin County
- April 9, 2006 - Spring Storms 2006 - Photos
Storm Information
For information about current storm information within San Joaquin County, please visit the San Joaquin County OES web site , or call 209-469-8200.
If you have questions about the current status in your area, you may contact:
- City of Stockton Office of Emergency Services
Stockton Fire Department
(209) 937-8801
- San Joaquin County Office of Emergency Services
(209) 468-3962
- If you have an emergency, please call 9-1-1.
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