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Solano County proclaims National Preparedness Month; emergency manager urges residents to sign up for Alert Solano

September 01, 2026 | Solano County, California


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Solano County proclaims National Preparedness Month; emergency manager urges residents to sign up for Alert Solano
The board adopted a resolution recognizing September as National Preparedness Month and heard remarks from Solano Office of Emergency Services staff. Robin Raines, the county emergency services manager, emphasized three preparedness priorities: enroll in Alert Solano for targeted emergency messages, verify information only from trusted sources to avoid misinformation, and prepare a personal kit and plan that includes seven days of medication for those who rely on prescriptions.

Raines described details residents should consider: know your evacuation zone, plan for pets and mobility limitations, keep emergency cash (not a single large bill) and maintain fuel for vehicles. She demonstrated a go‑bag and said, “If you take medication, make sure that you have some on hand,” underscoring the difficulty of obtaining medicines after a disaster.

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