Menlo Park Logo

Emergency management

Loading search...

Top Emergency Management Issues in Mar 2025

1. Community Wildfire Preparedness Forum

- The Town of Atherton is hosting a community forum on wildfire preparedness on March 13, 2025, from 7-9 pm at Holbrook-Palmer Park. Local police and fire officials will discuss emergency management strategies, focusing on wildfire risk reduction and community safety. The event aims to raise awareness of wildfire dangers, including embers, especially in moderate fire danger zones, and encourages community involvement in preparedness efforts.

Top Emergency Management Issues in Feb 2025

1. Urgent Assistance for Homeless Individuals

- The email requests immediate action from city officials to help homeless persons sleeping outdoors, especially in cold weather, by deploying police and creating monitoring plans.

2. Public Safety and Infrastructure Concerns in Downtown Menlo Park

- A resident expresses concerns about high-density housing proposals, emphasizing safety, infrastructure capacity, traffic, and parking issues, advocating for alternative sites like the Civic Center for development.

3. Wildlife Management - Coyotes

- There are reports of increasing coyote sightings near residential and school areas, raising safety concerns and prompting calls for animal control intervention.

4. Flood Infrastructure Inquiry

- A student journalist seeks information about flood management in Menlo Park, focusing on areas affected by recent heavy rains and flooding incidents.

Top Emergency Management Issues in Jan 2025

1. Transit Updates and Accessibility

- Residents report successful use of the Menlo Shuttle and Dumbarton express, highlighting transit accessibility and service improvements. A homeless individual was connected to services, emphasizing ongoing community support initiatives.

2. Safety Concerns for Lithium-ion Battery Storage

- A detailed critique of the safety design of grid-scale lithium-ion battery storage systems, emphasizing the importance of outdoor placement and proper venting to prevent fire disasters, citing the Moss Landing incident as a warning.

3. Wildfire Preparedness and Community Volunteer Support

- Proposal for creating volunteer Urban Fire Suppression Reserves in Peninsula cities to assist during wildfires, focusing on fire spotting, spot fire suppression, and resident education, to enhance defense in depth against urban wildfires.

4. Local Political and Development Concerns

- Community member criticizes a recall effort against a fire department official, urging cooperation and constructive engagement. Another resident issues a warning against converting parking lots into housing, citing potential legal and economic repercussions, emphasizing the need for careful planning to prevent emergencies.

Here are the residents in Menlo Park who wrote about Emergency Management issues in the order of activity

Top Posts in Emergency management

1