Emergency Preparedness

Michael Grant, Public Safety and Emergency Services Manager

Should a large-scale emergency or natural disaster strike, City staff — in coordination with the Los Angeles County Fire Department, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, and the Hidden Hills CERT team — is prepared to render a variety of aid. The City’s main role would be to serve as the main hub of public information and coordination of resources.

Read more about the role and Michael Grant’s Biography HERE.

Stay Informed

It’s critical to receive the latest news and information when urgent situations occur.

By registering for emergency alerts the city will be able to send voice, text, and email messages to Hidden Hills residents notifying of urgent situations like fires, floods, evacuations, potential power shutoffs, or critical Sheriff activity.

Make a Plan

It is important to have a safety plan in place in the event of a natural disaster. Ready LA County has prepared emergency survival guides in both English and Spanish.

Keep Supplies

Do you have all you need to be prepared for an emergency?

Learn about what to include in your basic first aid kit, your disaster supply home kit, and your pet disaster supply kit.

Ensure you and your family, including your furry friends, have all you need at all times.

Ready Los Angeles County – The County’s Office of Emergency Management has many resources and tips for preparing for emergencies. Explore the site to prepare your family.

Ready Los Angeles County on X – During an emergency, follow along for the latest information on impacted neighborhood and steps you can take to stay safe.

Register for City Emergency Alerts – Blackboard Connect is our city-to-resident emergency communication service, enabling the delivery of urgent voice, text, and email messages to Hidden Hills residents.

LA County Emergency Response Page – In the event of an active emergency, the County’s Office of Emergency Management will launch this emergency response page so you can stay up to date on evacuations, road closures, and more.