Ready LA During Great Shakeout, Mayor Bass Urges Angelenos to Take to Earthquake Preparedness Measures, Highlights Available City Resources

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Mayor Karen Bass emphasized earthquake preparedness during Great ShakeOut Day, advocating for Angelenos to take proactive measures against potential disasters. At 10:16 A. M. , residents participated in a citywide drill practicing "Drop, Cover, and Hold On," reinforcing the necessity of readiness. Bass noted the increasing frequency of severe weather events, making preparedness vital for safety.

The Ready Your LA Neighborhood Program offers free resources for families and businesses, aiding them in disaster planning. Residents are advised to download the MyShake App for immediate earthquake warnings, providing critical seconds to take cover. Additionally, they should register for the City’s Emergency Alert System at NotifyLA. org to stay informed. The initiative aims to strengthen community resilience and ensure that neighbors can support each other during emergencies.

Preparedness can significantly save lives and mitigate chaos in times of crisis.

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