Beverly Hills Reminds Public Of Emergency Preparedness

February 3, 2025 ·

Photo by David Vives.

BEVERLY HILLS—On Saturday, February 1, the city of Beverly Hills posted on its Facebook page that Beverly Hills is committed to keeping our community safe, and the public to be ready in case disaster strikes.

Individuals can view the video on Emergency Preparedness, where the city walks residents through important steps to protect themselves, their family, and property during any emergency situation.

Individuals are encouraged to:

-Make a Kit

-Make a Plan

-Stay informed

For more details, visit beverlyhills.org/emergency or call the Office of Emergency Management at (310) 285-1021.

By Trevor

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