Yikes. Felt that one!

Elevated temperatures expected tomorrow in the Bay Area (Tuesday, 9/23). Cooling your home with open windows? Great idea! If you have kids or pets around, just make sure: ✅Windows can’t open more than 4 inches ✅Furniture kids can climb on is kept away from windows ✅Kids and pets are supervised around open windows Remember, screens keep bugs out but don’t prevent falls.

A Heat Advisory from @NWSBayArea is in effect for San Francisco on Tuesday Sept 23 from 11 AM–7 PM. Temps in mid to upper 80’s are possible in parts of SF. Take steps to stay safe in the heat: sf.gov/heat •Drink water and take breaks from the heat •Open windows safely to prevent falls (use screens/guards, open from the top if possible, and always supervise children around open windows) •Use fans to circulate air •Check in with neighbors, especially older adults, people with disabilities, and those living alone. •If your home is uncomfortably hot, consider visiting an air-conditioned space to cool off, such as libraries, shopping malls, community centers, or swimming pools. Visit sf.gov/heat to find a list of some public spaces with air conditioning and their hours.   More heat safety tips and resources: sf.gov/heat

Good morning Bay Area CA! Did you feel the M4.6 quake about 1 mile southeast of Berkeley at 2:56 am? The #ShakeAlert system was activated. See: earthquake.usgs.gov/earthqua… @CAGeoSurvey @Cal_OES @USGS_Quakes @BerkeleySeismo @CaltechSeismo

Hey SF, did you feel it? A 4.6 earthquake just struck near Berkeley. Don't forget to drop, cover, and hold on when shaking starts. Visit earthquake.ca.gov to learn about @myshakeapp and get early warning of strong shaking.

ALERTSF: An unknown cause is affecting BART at all stations. All BART service is suspended until further notice. Expect delays and use alternate routes. Check 511.org/ for realtime traffic and transit updates. manager.everbridge.net/pub/2…

To our Chief @SFPDChief Bill Scott. Thank you for your amazing service. Thank you for being colleague and a friend. Over the years and all of the emergencies, the pandemic, street work, countless pressers and events. I was always proud to stand by your side and work with you.🙏

Thank you @SheriffSF and Sheriff Miyamoto. You literally keep us safe at 911 everyday and we so appreciate you seeing the incredible work of our public safety dispatchers!

It’s my favorite week of the year. Dispatcher appreciation week!

Earthquake! I felt that one. At first I wasn’t sure if it was the wind because we have some pretty good gusts blowing. An EQ is ALWAYS a good reminder to be prepared for ANY emergency.

It’s such a pleasure to honor our people. Nicole is known for incredible expertise in all areas of 911 operations, her critical work on the CAD team but most of all for how much she cares about her colleagues. We are lucky to have you and so excited to celebrate you Nicole!

Getting ready for a big weekend in San Francisco. Go to sf.gov for all the deets.

To my fellow surfer and favorite weather guy - thank you for your partnership and detailed weather predictions. We are grateful to you and the entire @NWSBayArea team for all you do - you are always there for us when we need you and we could not do what we do without you.

What a joy today to award Cathy Osorio Dispatcher of the Year! Cathy was nominated based on her response to complicated call while on radio. But Cathy has been a leader and example to many during a particularly hard year, facing it with strength and helping so many others.

Yesterday @SF_emergency DEM emergency services division’s Jenny and Jackie started work for their deployment to @ReadyLA @LACity to support the EOC in planning and the joint information center. I know they will be a great support to the efforts down south. Thanks J & J

Lots of people felt that jolt this morning. That small earthquake is an important reminder. We need every San Franciscan who is able to take action to be prepared. At @SF_emergency we work everyday to prepare our City to respond and serve you when disaster strikes. @SF72org

We are with you Los Angeles

This night crew worked our EOC for evening mayoral inauguration activities. But as emergency managers our discussions, hearts & minds were with our colleagues in LA County. When you say the word, we will be there to support. Sending our love to you @CountyofLA @ReadyLA @LACity

The crew @SF_emergency is working tonight while the City celebrates. Thanks to our dispatchers, emergency managers, @SF_EMSA and all City workers keeping things sane. D-lok and I did our part to bring the sparkle to dispatch. Have a fun & stay NYE.

It’s NYE & we at @SF_emergency wish everyone a safe and fun night. But the reality is that NYE gets very busy at 911 b/c sometimes people have too much fun? So please use 911 for life safety emergencies. And if you want to report noise or illegal fireworks use 311. Enjoy!