This is an AC Alert from the Piedmont Fire Department.
A National Weather Service Red Flag Warning that includes Piedmont will be in effect from Tuesday, November 5 at 11am until Thursday, November 7 at 7am due to strong offshore winds and dry conditions.
Help prevent fires and keep roads clear for emergency responders during this period of heightened risk:
- Use extreme caution when operating BBQs, power equipment, or other heat sources, such as idling cars.
- Park off-street to keep streets clear for emergency vehicles.
- Call 9-1-1 immediately if you see signs of fire.
Be prepared to evacuate:
- Keep your phone on and with you to receive alerts. Do not use “do not disturb” mode during high risk weather.
- Pack or refresh your go-bag and place it by your front door.
- Review evacuation routes. Identify two paths out of your neighborhood by car and two by foot.
- Back your car into your garage or driveway, so you are able to leave quickly if needed.
The Piedmont Fire Department has increased staffing and will be patrolling the city during the period of highest fire risk.
Visit piedmont.ca.gov/wildfire for information on how to prepare for wildfire evacuation.
Click here for more information on this alert.
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