Evacuation Information

Access the Plumas County website for information about emergency preparedness in Plumas County and what to pack in a "go bag."

Are You Prepared?

Plumas County is no stranger to wildfire. Residents and visitors to our county should always be extra attentive to wildfire prevention and preparing their homes and families in the event of a wildfire. Plan ahead! For tips on preparing your home and developing your family evacuation plan download the documents below.

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Do You Know Your Evacuation Route?

Many of Plumas County's communities have localized evacuation route maps. These maps show suggested primary and secondary evacuation routes out of your community. Depending on the type of emergency, there may be more than one route of the area. Familiarize yourself with your surrounding neighborhood, drive your routes in advance, and listen for instructions from emergency personnel when asked to evacuate. 

​For Plumas County Community Wildfire Evacuation Route Maps Click Below: 

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When to Evacuate

Leave as soon as evacuation is recommended by fire officials to avoid being caught in fire, smoke, or road congestion. Evacuating early also helps firefighters keep roads clear of congestion, and lets them move more freely to do their job. In an intense wildfire they may not have time to knock on every door. 

• Officials will determine the areas to be evacuated and escape route to use depending upon fire's location, behavior, winds, terrain, etc. 
• Law enforcement and emergency response agencies are typically responsible for advising residents of an evacuation order. Follow their directions promptly. 
• You will be advised of potential evacuations as early as possible. You must take the initiative to stay informed and aware. Listen to your radio for announcements from law enforcement and emergency personnel. 

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Animal Evacuation

Are you prepared to evacuate your animals?
Plumas County Animal Wildfire Preparation and Evacuation Guide will help you to:

• Understand the need to be ready to evacuate your animals
• Develop an evacuation plan
• Plan your evacuation route
• Assemble an emergency "go" kit for you and your animal

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Download the Animal Evacuation Guide Here:

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Sign Up For Emergency Notification with CodeRED

Rapid Emergency Notification System

Plumas County has rapid emergency notification service called CodeRED® system. However, everyone is encouraged to update their contact information annually to make sure it is current. Land phones, unlisted numbers, cell phones, VOIP numbers, and even email lcontacts can be registered. 

Calls can be geographically targeted for localized messaging. You will only be notified of an emergency that affects your area. 

By registering, you'll be added to the emergency call list. This service can be used in case of fires, chemical spills, evacuations, lock downs, downed power lines, lost individuals, natural disasters, abductions, water system problems, bomb threats, or other emergencies. 

Sign up by clicking below:

Disaster Recovery Resources

http://www.theredguidetorecovery.com/