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SAN FRANCISCO FIRE DEPARTMENT MEDIA retweeted
Heads-up: for the next week, higher tides may bring water onto low-lying areas along San Francisco’s waterfront, even without rain.
If you’re planning a waterfront walk, bike ride, or outing, check conditions before you go. Take another route if a path or road floods, and never walk or drive through floodwater.
Follow the National Weather Service at weather.gov/mtr and sign up for AlertSF by texting your ZIP code to 888-777.
Box Alarm - Appliance Fire - 3700 block Noriega Street: San Francisco Firefighters are currently on scene of an appliance fire in a business.
Please avoid the area of Noriega between 44th ave and 45th ave due to emergency vehicles working and hose lines on the ground.
SAN FRANCISCO FIRE DEPARTMENT MEDIA retweeted
Flooding is possible after heavy storms or steady rainfall - that's why it's important to pay attention to weather reports.
TIP: Never drive or walk into moving water. You never know how deep it is.
Find more tips at ready.ca.gov
ALT Public safety graphic for flood safety and disaster readiness by Listos California / Ready California featuring the headline: NEVER DRIVE OR WALK INTO MOVING WATER. A man holding an umbrella stands in a rainy neighborhood setting, emphasizing severe weather awareness and flood hazard safety. Official resources available at ready.ca.gov. (@listoscalifornia / @ListoCA)
Cliff rescue, two dogs - Fort Funston
San Francisco Fire Department responded to Fort Funston for two dogs down a cliff rescue companies on scene initiated a rope rescue and successfully pulled both the dogs up to safety and return them to their owner. No dog injury no person injury incident concluded.
SAN FRANCISCO FIRE DEPARTMENT MEDIA retweeted
Flashing yellow lights mean a school bus is preparing to stop. 🟡
Drivers: Slow down, stay alert and be ready to stop. Kids may be nearby, entering or crossing the road. 🚸
Give them the time and space they need to get to and from school SAFELY.
ALT A graphic of a school bus with flashing yellow lights and large text above: "Flashing yellow lights? Slow Down." Below, it says, "A school bus is preparing to stop."
SAN FRANCISCO FIRE DEPARTMENT MEDIA retweeted
Take action!
Don’t wait until it’s too late. Have your emergency kit ready in case you receive an evacuation order.
Be prepared!
Visit ready.ca.gov for more flood preparedness safety tips and information.
Be aware!
#FloodPreparednessWeek
ALT California Flood Preparedness Week (October 17–24) poster featuring a man packing an emergency go-bag, with text reading "Be Aware. Be Prepared. Take Action." and ready.ca.gov logo.
SAN FRANCISCO FIRE DEPARTMENT MEDIA retweeted
Heads up: @CaltransD4 plans to close all westbound I-80 lanes between 5th and 15th streets this weekend from Friday, 10/23 at 11 p.m. through Monday, 10/26 at 6 a.m.
5th Street is the last exit before the closure. Plan your route before heading out and allow extra travel time.
Detours and project updates: sfhighwayprojects.com
Current traffic conditions: 511.org or quickmap.dot.ca.gov
The schedule is weather-dependent. Check for updates before you travel.
Are you prepared for a flood? Follow these tips from @NWSBayArea for more information on emergency evacuation kits.
Be prepared - always have an emergency evacuation kit ready; be prepared to evacuate early; have a plan for where you will go in an emergency and what to do with your pets.
For more information please visit: water.ca.gov/Flood-Prep-Week
ALT California Flood Preparedness Week - Be Flood Ready. Floods can happen fast. Stay prepared and make sure to always have an emergency evacuation kit ready; be prepared to evacuate early; have a plan for where you will go in an emergency and what you will do with your pets
SAN FRANCISCO FIRE DEPARTMENT MEDIA retweeted
It’s time to Drop, Cover, and Hold On! The Great California Shakeout is a reminder that earthquakes can happen anytime, and being prepared can save lives.
Learn more about how to prepare for an earthquake on our blog at FirefightersOnYourSide.org
#ShakeOut #EarthquakePreparedness
SAN FRANCISCO FIRE DEPARTMENT MEDIA retweeted
Stay alert and stay informed, Californians!
➡️ Sign up for local emergency alerts and follow guidance from local officials at ready.ca.gov
➡️ Get the latest wind and fire weather updates at weather.gov
ALT Emergency alert graphic on a blue background from Ready California and Listos California with bold text reading, "Monitor local weather updates." Below the text, illustrations depict a smartphone and a web browser window displaying a local weather radar map, along with the Ready California / Listos California logo and ready.ca.gov URL.
Working Fire 50 Corona St
Two occupants transported for minor smoke inhalation. Cause do to phone charging
At 12:49 the San Francisco Fire Department has confirmed on 20th Ave Between Irving and Judah. At 12:59 the fire has been contained and extinguished. Avoid the area as Fire crews will be on that Block for an extended amout of time.
CLIFF RESCUE UPDATE - Fort Funston - RESOLVED
San Francisco Firefighters were called to Fort Funston just before 6:00 PM this evening for a report of two adults and two dogs off the cliffside, north of the hang glider deck.
San Francisco Firefighters deployed coastal rescue units as well as a drone to assist in the rescue.
Firefighters successfully rescued both adults and both dogs. One additional adult bystander who had assisted with one of the initial dog rescues prior to our arrival was also assisted off the cliffside by firefighters.
No injuries to the adults or dogs.
Incident is now resolved.
San Francisco firefighters are currently on scene an active cliff rescue at Fort Funston San Francisco. This is for two adults and two dogs off the Cliffside.
We currently have one adult and one dog safely up off of the cliff. We are in the process of setting up a rope rescue system for an additional adult and dog. The adults and the dogs are said to be OK with no injuries. This is an active Cliff Rescue. Please avoid the area.
San Francisco firefighters are currently on scene an active cliff rescue at Fort Funston San Francisco. This is for two adults and two dogs off the Cliffside.
We currently have one adult and one dog safely up off of the cliff. We are in the process of setting up a rope rescue system for an additional adult and dog. The adults and the dogs are said to be OK with no injuries. This is an active Cliff Rescue. Please avoid the area.
SAN FRANCISCO FIRE DEPARTMENT MEDIA retweeted
Today marks the start of California Flood Preparedness Week which takes place at the end of October just before the start of the traditional flood season. Follow along to learn how to prepare for flooding.
Remember - Be Aware, Be Prepared, Take Action! bit.ly/floodprepca
37 years after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, SFFD remembers the lives lost, honors the heroes who answered the call, and thanks the community that stood together.
We remember the past. We prepare for the future.
San Francisco Strong. SFFD Proud. 🚒
#SFFD #LomaPrieta
🌊 BEACH HAZARD SAFETY ADVISORY | SAN FRANCISCO 🌊
The San Francisco Fire Department reminds residents and visitors to use extreme caution when visiting our beaches.
⚠️ BE AWARE OF BEACH HAZARDS:
🌊 Sneaker Waves: Unexpected large waves can surge far up the beach without warning.
🌊 Rip Currents: Powerful currents can quickly pull swimmers away from shore.
🌊 Cold Water: Frigid ocean temperatures can cause cold-water shock and quickly impair your ability to swim.
🌊 Strong Surf: Dangerous shore breaks and powerful waves can knock people off their feet.
🪵 Driftwood & Rocks: Stay off wet rocks and large logs. Waves can move heavy debris without warning.
🚨 SAFETY REMINDERS:
-Never turn your back on the ocean.
-Keep children and pets away from the water’s edge.
-Stay off coastal rocks and cliffs.
-Observe posted warnings and beach closures.
-If someone is swept into the ocean, call 911 immediately.
*Enjoy San Francisco’s beautiful coastline, but always respect the power of the ocean.*
#SFFD #BeachSafety #OceanSafety #SanFrancisco
