Sonoma County Community Organizations Active in Disaster (COAD) is seeking the services of one or more training provider(s) to support membership capacity building on the following member-prioritized topics: ● Community Resilience Hub Planning and Best Practices ● Emergency Communications Systems & Tools● Inclusive Emergency Management with Immigrant Families● Know Your Rights: Read more…
Sonoma County Community Organizations Active in Disaster (COAD) is seeking the services of one or more training provider(s) to support membership capacity building on the following member-prioritized topics: ● Financial Preparedness● Community Resilience Hub Planning and Best Practices● Inclusive Emergency Management with Immigrant Families● Inclusive Emergency Management with People with Read more…
Sonoma County Community Organizations Active in Disaster (COAD) is seeking proposals from communication firms to provide as-needed website and social media communications services. We invite you to review the attached Request for Services as well as the Sample Agreement. Evaluation criteria can be found in the Request for Services. No Read more…
Sonoma County Community Organizations Active in Disaster (COAD) is seeking proposals from translation/interpretation firms to provide as-needed translation and interpretation services. We invite you to review the attached Request for Services as well as the Sample Agreement. Evaluation criteria can be found in the Request for Services. No local preferences Read more…
On January 3rd, 2023, COAD mobilized to respond to a series of atmospheric river events impacting Sonoma County. COAD remained activated for 16 days, making it our longest activation to date. Dozens of COAD members contributed to the response efforts and following the storms, shared their feedback and experience through Read more…
BY NICOLE FOYFEBRUARY 16, 2023 January’s rains flooded farm fields and orchards. Many California farmworkers lost weeks of pay. Advocates say the state should help them weather such crises. A leading proposal would pay $300 a week to undocumented workers. Torrential rains and floods submerged whole towns and killed more Read more…
MARY CALLAHANTHE PRESS DEMOCRATFebruary 2, 2023, 7:03AM After more than 1,000 people flooded temporary recovery centers during January’s severe winter storms, Sonoma County supervisors have more than tripled the emergency assistance allocated last month for low-income residents. On Tuesday, the board approved up to $1 million in disaster aid for Read more…
June 19, 8am-11:30am, Santa Rosa High School 1235 Mendocino Ave. June 26, 8am-11:30am, Lawrence Cook Middle School 2480 Sebastopol Rd. This radio distribution event is for residents within Santa Rosa city limits. Thanks to a grant from FEMA, the City is distributing free NOAA Weather Radios, while supplies last, to Read more…
Debris Removal Reminder/Update PLEASE GET IN YOUR RIGHT-OF-ENTRY (ROE) ASAP if you have not yet done so. The deadline is coming right up next Friday, January 15th. This map shows the parcels that have turned in their ROEs thus far. When I checked it moments ago, the Glass Fire has received 289 Read more…
Ver en español The Dec. 31 pop-up testing event Santa Rosa Community Health Center – Vista Campus has been revised to 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM. Date/Fecha Location/Lugar Address/Dirección Hours/Horas 12/28/20 Alexander Valley Healthcare (FQHC) 6 Tarman Dr., Cloverdale, CA 95425 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM 12/28/20 St. Leo’s Catholic Church (Curative) Read more…