The City of Alameda Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) trains volunteers to respond in disaster situations. When disaster strikes, CERT members support first responders, assist victims and organize volunteers. CERT members also help with non-emergency projects that improve the safety of Alameda.  | How do I participate? Get involved! You can participate in CERT by taking classes to become a Certified Volunteer. CERT classes are held four times a year in Alameda. Join now! |
News
-
Earthquake Ready? Crank Radio, Water and a Plan. What Else? Yesterday's rattling, which came just after kids got out of school, reminded me how important it is to be prepared. By Eve Pearlman, Alameda Patch, April 19, 2011. A ...
Posted Aug 16, 2011, 6:57 PM by Alameda Cert -
Small Earthquake Felt Throughout East Bay Quake reported on Calaveras Fault. From Alameda Patch, January 7, 2011. A 4.1-magnitude earthquake, centered 13 miles southeast of San Jose on the Calaveras Fault, rumbled through the ...
Posted Aug 16, 2011, 6:58 PM by Alameda Cert -
Emergency Preparedness: Alameda Gets Ready for a 'Big One' Alameda conducts drill to test post-disaster response and communication systems on the island. By Mona Lisa Macalino, Alameda Patch, November 11, 2010. The Alameda Emergency Response Team (CERT) performed ...
Posted Aug 16, 2011, 6:59 PM by Alameda Cert
