Free sandbags are available to Suisun City residents at:

• From 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., 707-421-7349 or 707-421-7209 (Public Works Operations Division)
• After 3:30 p.m., 707-421-7373 (Police & Fire Dispatch)

Do not call 911 to report flooding unless rising water poses an immediate threat to life or safety.

We've Prepared

• Crews have inspected problem flood areas and cleared debris to minimize storm drain blockages.
• Sandbags were delivered to the parking lot behind Police Headquarters. Crews will replenish that supply as needed.
• The Street Crew has systematically cleaned the storm basins within the City and prepared drainage ditches along the north side of Old Railroad Ave. to enhance its capacity.
• All equipped has been inspected and prepped for deployment, including pumps, hoses and generators.
• Crews are prepared for regular patrols and inspections of known hotspots during storm events to identify potential flooding early and focus the appropriate attention to prevent flooding problems.
• Additional "Flood Watch" procedures, including increased street patrols, will be activated as events warrant.

• Stay away from flood control channels. Rushing water is extremely dangerous.
• Patrol your property looking for debris clogging drainage systems. Remove the debris as necessary.
• Collect and properly dispose of heavy leaf falls on your property to minimize the risk of localized flooding.
• Remove leaves collected in street gutters.
• Use sandbags and plastic sheeting to protect flood-prone entrances to your home before the rains begin.
• Do not engage in any corrective actions that would pose a risk to your health or safety. Call for help!
• Drive slowly and carefully.
• Stay tuned to local radio and television news sources for the latest weather information. KUIC (95.3 FM) is the main local station carrying Solano County's emergency notices.