About Us
Who is Cal EMA?
The California Emergency Management Agency (Cal EMA) was created under AB 38 – joining the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services and the California Office of Homeland Security to form a single agency committed to providing California with the highest level of emergency preparedness, response, recovery, and hazard mitigation.
What is this Website For?
The team in the Public & Crisis Communications Division is always creating new, exciting and informative content that tells the story of what Cal EMA is doing and what events we’re working. We set up this site to give you easy access to all of our original reporting and multimedia. To be specific, this is designed to be a feed of non-emergency public news & information. If you have an emergency to report, please call 9-1-1 immediately.
What Do We Post?
- Original stories and unique, behind-the-scenes insights
- Compelling photographs shot by our experienced photography team
- Informative illustrations and maps of critical incidents and special events
- Rich multimedia video productions and timely video clips
- Agency news releases & announcements
Can I Repost This Stuff?
Absolutely! Yes. This content is intended to be used and shared for improved understanding and greater public good. That’s our goal and we hope you’ll help!
We encourage you to sign up for our notifications and repost our content on your social media feeds like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and blogs.
All the material we provide is licensed under:
This work by Cal EMA is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 United States License.
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CEMA,
This site is definitely so helpful for everyone in our Deaf community.
May you assist me how do I subscribe the CEMA alerts in the area of Inland Empire
Thank you,
Elvis Zornoza
Advocacy Specialist
Hi Elvis,
Might I suggest to you (if no one else has) to go to the CalEMA website and follow them on Twitter. I believe they tweet updates often, though I don’t know how to specifically filter for Inland Empire… There must be a way!
Good luck!
-Y
I just discovered this blog. I’m really glad that this agency is going out of its way to be more social with the people of California and the world. It is extremely helpful and informative.
Thank you! This would be my “dream” department to work.