Full Notification

The Town has deployed all available staff and contractors over the past few days to clear impacts from last week's storm from public roadways and prepare for today's extreme weather. To help residents prepare, here is a recap of activities, as well as some information to have at hand during the storm. 

MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES: The Town's maintenance team and all available Town staff have been working throughout the Town to inspect drainage facilities and clear any debris or obstructions. Street sweepers were also out along Sycamore Valley Road and Camino Tassajara, and large potholes were filled in this area as well. In addition to clearing roadways, extensive efforts have been made in the Brookside neighborhoods to remove mud in heavily impacted areas. Town maintenance staff will continue these efforts throughout the day, and many members of the Town staff are performing storm patrols to look for hazards and obstructions. 

RESOURCES & REPORTING: Please review the Safety Advisory from the Police Department, available at www.danville.ca.gov. Most critically, stay indoors during the storm, avoid driving in flooded areas, and make sure you have the following contact information at hand:

To report clogged storm drains, downed trees, or flooding, please call Danville Maintenance Services at 925-314-3450 (M-Th 7:30 am–4:00 pm, Fri 7:30 am–1:00 pm) or afterhours contact non-emergency dispatch at 925-820-2144. Residents can also make reports online at www.danville.ca.gov/danvilleconnect.

Contacts for other Non-Emergency Situations:

• Danville Police: 925-820-2144
• San Ramon Police: 925-973-2779
• Contra Costa County Sheriff: 925-646-2441
• San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District: 925-838-6691

Other Resources:

• Contra Costa Animal Services: 925-335-8300
• East Bay Municipal Utilities District: 866-403-2683
• PG&E: 800-743-5000; sign up for outage alerts at www.pge.com/outage 
• Flood Tips from FEMA: www.ready.gov/floods

SANDBAGS: Thank you to the many residents taking the time this morning to pick up sandbags. The Town has provided more than 20,000 bags to residents and has replenished the supply. If you are able, please visit the sandbag station at the Town Service Center, 1000 Sherburne Hills Road, before the heavy rains come later today. 

FAST MOVING WATER: Please remember as the rains come to stay clear of moving water.  Just six inches of fast-moving water can sweep you off your feet and one foot of rushing water can start to move vehicles.

https://www.weather.gov/safety/flood-turn-around-dont-drown