Be Aware. Be Prepared.
Learn about the steps necessary to keep you and your family safe. 2023 was a reminder of how bad storms and flooding can be in our area. That’s why it’s important to be prepared because we don’t know what this winter will bring. Check with your insurance agent about purchasing flood insurance before it’s too late.
Sandbag locations area open
Three (3) sandbag sites are open today for residents of the Sacramento County Stormwater Utility:
1. Orangevale Community Center at 6826 Hazel Avenue
2. County Branch Center at 3847 Branch Center Road
3. Sacramento Metropolitan Fire Station #116 at 7995 Elwyn Ave in Rio Linda.
Remember to bring your own shovel. The sites are self-serve. 20 Sandbags per visit.
Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
Sacramento County is kicking off their 2026 LHMP Update with meetings in December 2025. The 2026 LHMP will address an updated list of natural hazards and will assess the vulnerability of Sacramento County and all participating jurisdictions to identified hazards as part of an updated risk assessment. Learn more about the 2026 Local Hazard Mitigation Plan.
To report flooding, plugged storm drains, and other drainage problems: Call 311.
