Emergency Preparedness
Being prepared helps protect you, your family, and your community when emergencies happen. From extreme weather to power outages and other hazards, knowing what to expect and what to do can make a critical difference.
The City of Roseville is committed to reducing risk and strengthening community resilience through planning, education, and partnerships. Our Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan outlines how we identify risks and take action to lessen their impact, while tools like hazard maps and floodplain information help you better understand potential risks in your area.
Use the resources below to learn how to stay safe during common emergencies, including power outages, downed power lines, extreme heat, winter storms, and flooding. You can also review standardized evacuation terminology used across California to better understand emergency alerts and instructions.
We strongly encourage all residents to sign up for Placer Alerts to receive timely, life-safety notifications during emergencies.
Preparedness starts with awareness. Take a few minutes to explore these resources and make a plan today.
Sign up for emergency alerts
Sign up for emergency alertsMake an emergency kit
Make an emergency kitUnion Pacific siren testing
Union Pacific siren testingDowned power lines
Downed power linesPower outages
Power outagesFlood Information
Flood InformationWinter storm preparedness
Ways to beat the summer heat
Ways to beat the summer heatEmergency evacuation terminology
Emergency evacuation terminology2023 Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan Update
2023 Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan UpdateRoseville Emergency Operations Plan
Roseville Emergency Operations Plan