City of Long Beach Disaster Preparedness

City of Long Beach Disaster Preparedness We are the official department of Disaster Preparedness for the City of Long Beach, CA. Learn about Comments to this page will be monitored.

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Long Beach, are you ready for the Grand Prix? ⚠️ Before you head out this weekend, make sure you’re prepared! ⚠️ 📲 Text ...
04/17/2026

Long Beach, are you ready for the Grand Prix?
 
⚠️ Before you head out this weekend, make sure you’re prepared! ⚠️
 
📲 Text GRANDPRIX to 24639 for real-time safety and emergency alerts during the events.
 
👀 See something, say something. Report suspicious activity to Police Dispatch at 562-435-6711 and always call 9-1-1 in an emergency.
 
Stay one step ahead — sign up for local emergency alerts at: AlertLB.com

🌊 It's Tsunami Awareness Week in Long Beach! 🌊Do you know what each tsunami alert level means and how to respond?🔴 Warni...
03/27/2026

🌊 It's Tsunami Awareness Week in Long Beach! 🌊

Do you know what each tsunami alert level means and how to respond?

🔴 Warning: A tsunami is expected or occurring. Move to higher ground immediately. Do not wait.

🟠 Advisory: Dangerous currents and waves are expected. Stay out of the water and away from the shore.

🟡 Watch: A tsunami is possible. Stay alert, monitor updates, and be ready to act.

🟢 Information Statement: No threat or minimal risk. No action needed, stay informed.

Understanding these alerts can help you act quickly and keep your family safe. Take a moment to review and share.

This  , our City of Long Beach Disaster Preparedness department is encouraging residents to identify their tsunami hazar...
03/26/2026

This , our City of Long Beach Disaster Preparedness department is encouraging residents to identify their tsunami hazard zones and develop evacuation plans for their families, home and workplaces.

🗓To support these efforts, the City will host a Tsunami Preparedness Fair from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 4 at Bixby Park (Ocean Boulevard and Junipero Avenue). As part of this year's theme, Know the Risk. Know the Route, residents will learn how to recognize tsunami warning signs, reduce risk of injury during an emergency and practice evacuating from a hazard zone to safety.

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2990 Redondo Avenue
Long Beach, CA
90806

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+15625709250

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