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City Council Special Meeting, November 9, 2022

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City Council Meeting: August 11, 2022 - Special

Date and time: 2022-08-11 04:00 pmLocation: City Council Special Meeting, August 11, 2022Department: City Council Special Meeting, August 11, 2022Date and time: 2022-08-11 04:00 pmLocation: City Council Special Meeting, August 11, 2022Department: City Council Special Meeting, August 11, 2022Date and time: 2022-08-11 04:00 pmLocation: City Council Special Meeting: August 11, 2022Department: City Council Special Meeting:...

City Council Agenda - July 10, 2023

Is the evacuation reusable?

Yes.

Do I have to use an evacuation tag?

No. Evacuation tags are optional. It helps us evacuate neighborhoods more quickly, which means firefighters can get in more quickly to fight the fire. Most people we have talked with are very excited about the evacuation tags and we hope you are, too. Sonoma County and Napa County have had great success with their programs.

Can I get one for my vacation rental or second home?

Yes.

What if I’m elderly or disabled and can’t pick up an evacuation tag from the Police Department?

We are happy to help community members who need a little assistance. Please call the Police Department at (415) 435-3266, or you can email Chief Jason Wu at jwu@cityofbelvedere.org

Where do I affix the tag when I evacuate?

Place the tag in a location that is most visible to first responders who are on the street. This could be a gate, a mailbox, garage door or a front door. If there is more than one home on the property, make sure all homes are evacuated before placing the tag near the street. We...

Doesn’t the evacuation tag tell looters I am not home?

First responders usually mark your home with yellow tape or an “X” on the street when they confirm your home is evacuated. This is no different than an evacuation tag. We heavily patrol evacuated zones with help from our mutual aid partners and neighboring agencies. Your life is our first priority, then we focus on...

What if there is more than one home on my property?

When a first responder sees an evacuation tag near the street, he/she assumes everyone on the property has evacuated. If someone is still on the property, only place the tag on the homes that have been evacuated. If placing the tag near the end of your driveway, only do so when the whole property and...

Get Ready 94920 Program

Get Ready 94920 is a disaster preparedness program from the Tiburon Police Department that educates residents on how to protect themselves and their families against all types of disasters. Click below for more information and to Get Ready 94920

AlertMarin Emergency Notification

AlertMarin Emergency Notification is a County of Marin program that provides emergency alerts via call, text, email or smartphone. Click below for more information and to register.

Prescription Drug Take-Back Program

The Belvedere Police Department can help you safely dispose of your unwanted and expired medications. To do this, simply drop off your medications at the drop-off box in the the lobby of the Police Department during regular business hours, Monday to Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. How to Safely Dispose of Medicines: Cross out...

Belvedere Evacuation Tag Program

The Belvedere Police Department, in partnership with other Marin law enforcement and fire agencies, is giving away evacuation tags to Belvedere residents. These tags are a new tool to help us more quickly ensure that neighborhoods are evacuated during a disaster. During an emergency, residents should display the tag in a location that is highly...

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