SANDBAG STATION
The Sandbag Station is now located at the Sleepy Hollow Community Center, 1317 Butterfield Rd (formerly located at the Sleepy Hollow Presbyterian Church). Sleepy Hollow Fire Protection District is funding the Sandbag Station for winter 2015-2016.
Bags and sand are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
During major storms, limited staffing may be present on a part-time basis at the Community Center to assist residents with filling sandbags. If staffed, signs will be posted on Butterfield Road and the upper section of The Alameda.
Ross Valley Fire Department offers Creek Levels and Weather information during storms and weather related emergencies.
Flood And Winter Storm Preparedness
FEMA Preparedness Tips (Ready.Gov)
Know Your Flood Hazard:
Protect People and Property
Learn More About Flood Control:
- San Anselmo Flood Committee
- Marin County Public Works Flood Control District
- Letter to Morningside neighbors regarding flood mitigation planning mitigation planning
Please do not leave piles of leaves in the roadway. Please rake them up and place them in your green bin for disposal. Leaves left in the street will block storm drains and may lead to flooding.
More information on high tides and flooding can be found here.
Power Outages
- Have flashlights and battery-operated radios with fresh batteries ready for updates on storm conditions and power outages. Tune in to KQED 88.5 FM, KCBS 740 AM or KGO 810 AM.
- Fire Officials recommend that residents do not use candles because of the risk of fire. Use battery-powered light sources.
- Anticipate power outages and bookmark PG&E’s power outage page.
PG&E 1.800.743.5002