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Almanac note · Home and property

Fontana emergency prep has its own local guide

Ready Fontana gives residents, workers, business owners, and visitors local preparedness guidance for wildfires, earthquakes, floods, severe windstorms, kits, plans, classes, and recovery.

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Fontana has a local emergency-prep program called Ready Fontana. It is meant for residents, workers, business owners, and visitors, which makes sense in a city with homes, warehouses, foothill edges, freeways, rail, and busy job centers.

Ready Fontana covers local hazards such as wildfires, earthquakes, floods, and severe windstorms. It also points people toward emergency kits, family plans, preparedness classes like CERT and LISTOS, and recovery steps after a disaster.

The practical value is that Fontana’s risks are not all the same in every neighborhood. A foothill-edge home, warehouse job site, apartment, school route, or older relative’s house may need a slightly different plan. The basics stay simple: alerts, water, medicine, documents, chargers, shoes, pet supplies, and a meeting plan.

Do the easy part first. Save Ready Fontana, sign up for county emergency alerts, and write down the two or three places your household would need to check on. Then update the plan when phone numbers, jobs, schools, or care routines change.

Where to see it

Ready Fontana emergency preparedness page.

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