County of Riverside Active Events | County of Riverside Emergency Management Department

County of Riverside Emergency Operations Center (EOC) is activated to LEVEL 2.

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AIRPORT FIRE (Santa Ana Mountains area)

9/11/2024 at 12:30am: All Riverside County residents should sign up for Alert RivCo at RivCoReady.org/AlertRivCo and download the County’s Protect app (https://apps.apple.com/us/app/genasys-protect/id1626884549)

Highway 74 is closed in both directions. There may be other road closures.

An Evacuation Shelter has been established to offer services for evacuated residents at Santiago High School (1395 E Foothill Pkwy, Corona, CA 92881). A second Evacuation Shelter has been set up at Temescal Valley High School at 28755 El Toro Rd., Lake Elsinore.

Residents needing assistance with evacuated animals can take them to the County Department of Animal Services Jurupa Valley Animal Shelter at 6851 Van Buren Blvd. in Riverside. Horses and livestock can be taken to the Murrieta Equestrian center at 42670 Juniper St., Murrieta. Residents needing assistance evacuating their animals should call (951) 358-7387.

Due to fires in the area there may be heavy smoke in areas of Riverside County, please take appropriate precautions. See public health press release on smoke and air quality.

Some schools may be closed. Parents should check with schools to ensure their children’s school is open.

Please avoid fire areas and follow the directions of public safety officials.

OCFA continues to be the lead agency on the Airport Fire. Please direct any questions about the fire to OCFA at (714) 628-7085.

SUMMER HEAT

We continue to encourage all residents and businesses to prepare for high temperatures and extreme heat. Below are general steps that will help you prepare for any emergency. There are specific heat safety information and tips here.

Have an emergency plan for your household and practice your plan with your family. Have a Plan
Build a Kit
Create a family communication plan (download a plan here).
Prepare an evacuation plan
Keep important documents in a safe place
Monitor National Weather Service, your local news sources and local public safety agencies for the latest updates
Sign up for emergency alerts at https://RivCoReady.org/Alert-RivCo