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Staying Alert and Safe Through the Storms — It’s Not Too Late to be Prepared

California State Officials Share Resources & Tools for Ongoing Extreme Weather: STATEWIDE MEDIA ADVISORY

Was Live Tuesday, Jan 17, 2023 | 11 am PT

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Representatives from:

  • California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES)
  • Other California state agencies

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Event Overview

Severe storms are forecast to pummel California through January 19. It’s not too late to be prepared. Experts working on the frontlines will provide an overview of the impact of the storms and what to expect in the near future; a guide for how to keep yourself and your loved ones safe at home or on the road in extreme weather; where flood victims can go for recovery resources. Reporters are encouraged to ask questions and voice concerns.

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and California Black Media

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