First set of Sonoma Valley community members complete Community Emergency Response Team training
The first Spanish-speaking group of Sonoma Valley community members completed Community Emergency Response Team training on March 29. This training, taught entirely in Spanish, represents the Sonoma County Department of Emergency Management’s commitment to disaster preparedness. It is the second of three Spanish CERT classes offered by the department, the first being completed by community members from Santa Rosa.
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First set of Sonoma Valley community members complete Community Emergency Response Team training
The first Spanish-speaking group of Sonoma Valley community members completed Community Emergency Response Team training on March 29. This training, taught entirely in Spanish, represents the Sonoma County Department of Emergency Management’s commitment to disaster preparedness. It is the second of three Spanish CERT classes offered by the department, the first being completed by community members from Santa Rosa.
Sonoma County partners with the National Weather Service Bay Area for a weather radio emergency alert test
The County of Sonoma and the National Weather Service Bay Area (NWS) are conducting an emergency alert test of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) weather radios on Tuesday, April 8, at 11:30 a.m. The exercise will last approximately one hour and will be a countywide test of the NOAA Weather Radio alert system. After the test, participants will be encouraged to provide feedback on whether the test message was received by their radio.
The Commission on Human Rights Supports the Migrant and Undocumented Communities in Sonoma County
The Commission on Human Rights reaffirms the principle that no human being is “illegal” or outside the protection of the law or exempt from receiving human rights.