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Sand Bags Available Beginning Today For Those In Need In Healdsburg
Severe weather -- not as extreme as December -- is predicted, along with possible flash floods.

From the City of Healdsburg:
The National Weather Service has issued advisories for high wind and heavy rain for the San Francisco Bay Area Thursday through Sunday. The first storm system will hit the North Bay Thursday through Saturday morning.
A second storm system is expected late Saturday into Sunday. Rain could be heavy at times and total rainfall over the weekend is anticipated to be 6” or more.
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While the City will prepare for severe weather, we do not anticipate this storm to be as extreme as the December storm, which caused significant flooding in Healdsburg. In an effort to be pro-active, all city departments are diligently working to reduce the impact of the anticipated rains.
City staff have been clearing out debris, mud and leaves that might cause obstructions and drainage issues which will reduce pooling of water. Healdsburg residents are encouraged to clear their rain gutters before the storm.
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>>>>>Sand bags will be available starting today -- Wednesday (February 4) -- for pick up by Healdsburg city residents at 3 North Street (Cerri Building).<<<<<
If the anticipated rains exceed expectations, sand bag distribution will be staged at additional locations within the Healdsburg City Limit.
If you need assistance from the City’s Utility Department we are asking that you please call the Utility Hotline at707-431-7000.
In the event of an emergency outside of utility needs please call 9-1-1 or police dispatch directly at 707-431-3377.
If you need to travel over the weekend, the city would like to ask that residents respect road or street closures, be aware and do not attempt to drive or walk through street closures. Remember, in the event that you need emergency response from police, fire or emergency services please call 9-1-1.
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