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Some heroes carry shields. Others carry flashlights, first aid kits, and bottled water. Preparedness is one of the most ...
09/14/2026

Some heroes carry shields. Others carry flashlights, first aid kits, and bottled water. Preparedness is one of the most powerful tools we have to protect the people we love. Community Preparedness Month is the perfect time to take action. Talk with your family about where to meet if you are separated, put together supplies for at least three days, and sign up for local emergency alerts. You may not realize it, but these small actions can make you a hero when it counts. To learn more about disaster readiness, go to www.sjready.org.
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Algunos héroes llevan escudos. Otros llevan linternas, botiquines de primeros auxilios y agua embotellada. La preparación es una de las herramientas más poderosas que tenemos para proteger a las personas que amamos. El Mes de la Preparación Comunitaria es el momento perfecto para actuar. Hable con su familia sobre dónde reunirse si se separan, reúna suministros para al menos tres días e inscríbase para recibir alertas locales de emergencia. Tal vez no lo note, pero estas pequeñas acciones pueden convertirlo en un héroe cuando más importa. Para más información, visite www.sjready.org.

Still smelling smoke today? Here’s why. Stay indoors, close windows and doors to prevent smoke exposure, and check on fa...
09/13/2026

Still smelling smoke today? Here’s why. Stay indoors, close windows and doors to prevent smoke exposure, and check on family, friends and neighbors who may be more vulnerable to smoke impacts. Go to www.sjready.org for more info!

🚨 DRIFT SMOKE IN THE AREA 🚨

If you’ve noticed smoke or hazy conditions in the Manteca area this evening, don’t be alarmed—there are currently no local fires causing the smoke.

The smoke in our area is drift smoke from a fire burning near the Altamont Pass, which is being carried into the region by prevailing winds.

🌬️ Smoke-sensitive individuals, including those with respiratory conditions, young children, older adults, and others who may be particularly affected by smoke, are encouraged to close windows and doors and limit prolonged outdoor exposure while conditions persist.

We’ll continue to monitor conditions and will provide updates if there is any change affecting our community.

Stay safe, Manteca!

We are just a day away from the Ready Together Community Block Party! Join us tomorrow, Saturday 9/12 from 9 a.m. - 1 p....
09/12/2026

We are just a day away from the Ready Together Community Block Party! Join us tomorrow, Saturday 9/12 from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. at El Concilio California. Meet first responders and learn more about emergency preparedness. Go to www.sjready.org/readytogether for more information.

Don't forget! the Ready Together Community Block Party is this Saturday from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. at El Concilio California. ...
09/10/2026

Don't forget! the Ready Together Community Block Party is this Saturday from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. at El Concilio California. Meet first responders and learn more about emergency preparedness. Go to www.sjready.org/readytogether for more information.

The National US National Weather Service Sacramento California has issued a Heat Advisory for San Joaquin County. Drink ...
09/09/2026

The National US National Weather Service Sacramento California has issued a Heat Advisory for San Joaquin County. Drink water even when you are not thirsty, wear light-weight, light-colored clothing, stay indoors in an air conditioned space, and check in on your family, friends and neighbors! For more heat safety tips, go to www.sjready.org now!

A Heat Advisory has been issued for portions of the Sacramento Valley, Delta, and adjacent foothills for Wed Sep 9 thru Thu Sep 10. High temperatures are forecast to be 7 to 12 degrees above normal on both days. Make sure to drink plenty of water if outside and take breaks!

True heroism is not about rushing into danger. It is about planning ahead so that when the unexpected happens, your love...
09/09/2026

True heroism is not about rushing into danger. It is about planning ahead so that when the unexpected happens, your loved ones are safe and supported. National Preparedness Month challenges us to think about how we can be everyday heroes. Do you have a communication plan with your family? Do you have supplies ready in case you need to leave your home quickly? Taking the time to prepare today means you are ready to lead when it matters most.
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El verdadero heroísmo no consiste en correr hacia el peligro. Consiste en planificar con anticipación para que, cuando ocurra lo inesperado, sus seres queridos estén seguros y respaldados. El Mes Nacional de la Preparación nos invita a reflexionar sobre cómo podemos ser héroes en nuestra vida cotidiana. ¿Tiene un plan de comunicación con su familia? ¿Cuenta con suministros listos en caso de que necesite evacuar su hogar rápidamente? Tomarse el tiempo para prepararse hoy significa estar listo para liderar cuando más importa.

Heroes are not only found in comic books or movies. In real life, heroes are parents who create a family emergency plan,...
09/07/2026

Heroes are not only found in comic books or movies. In real life, heroes are parents who create a family emergency plan, neighbors who check on each other during storms, and community members who prepare before disaster strikes. Community Preparedness Month is a reminder that each of us has the power to protect those we care about. By taking small steps now like building an emergency kit, knowing evacuation routes, and practicing safety drills, we step into that heroic role for our families and our community. To learn more about disaster readiness, go to www.sjready.org.
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Los héroes no solo existen en los cómics o en las películas. En la vida real, los héroes son los padres que crean un plan familiar de emergencia, los vecinos que se cuidan mutuamente durante las tormentas y los miembros de la comunidad que se preparan antes de que ocurra un desastre. El Mes de la Preparación Comunitaria nos recuerda que cada uno de nosotros tiene el poder de proteger a quienes ama. Al tomar pequeñas medidas ahora, como preparar un kit de emergencia, conocer las rutas de evacuación y practicar simulacros de seguridad, asumimos ese papel heroico para nuestras familias y nuestra comunidad. Para más información, visite www.sjready.org.

Golden Mussels may be small, but they are expert hitchhikers. These invasive species can spread by attaching to boats, t...
09/05/2026

Golden Mussels may be small, but they are expert hitchhikers. These invasive species can spread by attaching to boats, trailers, fishing gear, and other equipment moving from one body of waterway to another. Taking a few extra minutes can help stop the spread and protect our local waterways.

Before leaving the water:
- Clean off plants, mud, and debris
- Drain all water from boats and equipment
- Dry equipment completely before reuse
- If you have experienced damage, please submit a report at https://bit.ly/SelfReportDamage.
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Los mejillones dorados pueden ser pequeños, pero son expertos en viajar de polizón. Estas especies invasoras pueden propagarse adhiriéndose a embarcaciones, remolques, aparejos de pesca y otros equipos que se desplazan de un curso de agua a otro. Dedicar unos minutos adicionales puede ayudar a detener la propagación y proteger nuestros cursos de agua locales.

Antes de salir del agua:
- Limpie las plantas, el barro y los residuos.
- Vacíe toda el agua de las embarcaciones y los equipos.
- Seque completamente el equipo antes de volver a usarlo.
- Si ha sufrido daños, envíe un informe a través de https://bit.ly/SelfReportDamage.

Labor Day weekend starts NOW! Before you head out on the water, remember to help protect our Delta waterways. CLEAN, DRA...
09/05/2026

Labor Day weekend starts NOW! Before you head out on the water, remember to help protect our Delta waterways. CLEAN, DRAIN, DRY your boats, gear, and equipment. Boaters, YOU are the first line of defense against the spread of invasive Golden Mussels in the San Joaquin Delta. Protect the Delta. Protect our wildlife. Report suspected mussels at https://bit.ly/ReportGoldenMussels.
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Marineros, USTEDES son la primera línea de defensa contra los mejillones dorados en el delta de San Joaquín. Protejamos el delta y nuestra fauna silvestre. Informe posibles casos en https://bit.ly/ReportGoldenMussels.

Whether you are spending time at the pool, lake, or beach, water safety should always be a priority. Children should be ...
09/04/2026

Whether you are spending time at the pool, lake, or beach, water safety should always be a priority. Children should be actively supervised by an adult who can swim and always be within arm’s reach. Whether you are boating or swimming, always wear a life jacket! Swimming in designated areas with lifeguards and learning CPR are simple ways to help prevent tragedies. Let’s all do our part to make water activities fun and safe for everyone. For more summer heat safety tips and local resources, visit www.sjready.org.
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Ya sea que esté en la piscina, el lago o la playa, la seguridad en el agua siempre debe ser una prioridad. Los niños deben estar bajo supervisión activa de un adulto que sepa nadar y mantenerse siempre al alcance de un brazo. Ya sea que esté navegando o nadando, ¡use siempre un chaleco salvavidas! Nadar en áreas designadas con salvavidas y aprender RCP son medidas simples que pueden ayudar a prevenir tragedias. Hagamos nuestra parte para que las actividades acuáticas sean divertidas y seguras para todos. Para más consejos de seguridad sobre el calor en verano y recursos locales, visite www.sjready.org.

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