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Safety Resources

Campus and community resources for students learn about basic safety in the form of home first aid, child passenger safety laws and natural disasters. 

Free assistance is available. Meet with the Basic Needs Coordinator: schedule an appointment. 

County Alert Systems

Sign up for  Tuolumne County Office of Emergency Services Emergency Alert System  to be notified of threats and emergency warnings (including evacuation orders in the case of a wildfire).   

Sign up for  Calaveras County Office of Emergency Services Emergency Alert System  to be notified  of threats and emergency warnings (including evacuation orders in the case of a wildfire).   

 Basic First Aid Resources

  • National Safety Council
     The National Safety Council is a nonprofit group that has several resources available online to promote safety. Their  First Aid Video library  is free and covers topics such as first aid, CPR, burn care, concussions, and other health-related educational topics. There are also videos related to pediatric first aid and basic life support.   

Child Passenger Safety Programs

  • Tuolumne County Keep Baby Safe Program
    Tuolumne County Public Health offers free car sear classes once per month. Participants will receive a $20 Walmart coupon towards a booster seat or convertible. For more information, call (209) 533-7464.   
  • Calaveras County Child Passenger Safety Program
         Calaveras County Public Health provides car seat assessments, education, fittings, and replacement seats through a certified car seat technician. For more information, call Public Health at (209) 754-6460 or CHP San Andreas at (209) 754-3541.   

Wildfire Preparedness

For information about how to prepare yourself, your family, or your property for a wildfire, visit the  Calaveras County Wildfire web page .   

  For information about best practices when air quality is poor,  visit the Protect Yourself from  Wildfire Smoke web page .   

Ready.gov

Visit ready.gov for information about disaster and emergency preparedness. Learn about how to build a kit, make plans, and access emergency alerts. 

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