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The sense of uncertainty many Californians are experiencing as a result of the events of September 11th is understandable," said Dallas Jones, Director of the Governor's Office of Emergency Services (OES). "But the accurate information about the risks and we face and the preparedness steps the public can take. . . can allay some of that fear." The City of Santa Clara encourages residents to pay close attention to television, radio and print media information on emergency preparedness. Below are some website links which may assist in answering your questions.

Governors Office of Emergency Services
General information and special information on Terrorism

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Anthrax Information and Public Health Emergency Preparedness & Response

U.S. Department of Health and Human Resources
Questions and Answers about Anthrax Prevention & Treatment

National Association of County and City Health Officials
Information on Bioterrorism

Earthquake Preparedness Guidelines
Information to prepare before, during, and after an earthquake

Tips On Preparing For Terrorism
Reprinted from a Brochure published by your City of Santa Clara Fire Department Office of Emergency Services

California also has a new toll-free "Safety Information and Referral Line" at 1-800-550-5234, which provides Californians with recorded non-emergency anthrax-related information and referrals from information technicians between 6am and 9pm daily. Individuals with hearing impairments can obtain information via the toll-free TTY line at 1-800-550-5281.