Stay Informed

In the event of a local emergency or disaster, the City has the following systems in place to relay important information to you. Please take action today to make sure you can stay informed via one or all of these communications systems. For more detailed information, please take a look at the City's Guide to Emergency Alerts and Warnings.(PDF, 545KB)

CULVER ALERTS (EVERBRIDGE-TEXT, PHONE, OR EMAIL)

Register your phone numbers, email addresses, and home/business addresses with CulverAlerts, the City of Culver City’s Official Emergency Alert System. CulverAlerts sends voice messages, text messages, and email messages to the community during emergencies and disasters. Fast, reliable alerts help protect lives and property by keeping you informed when it matters most. Signing up is simple. Visit the CulverAlerts Member Portal to create your profile and don’t forget to include your home or business addresses to ensure you can receive geo-targeted alerts for your neighborhood.

GENASYS PROTECT

Culver City uses Genasys Protect, a zone-based alerting platform that enhances emergency communication by dividing the city into 15 geographic zones. This allows first responders to send alerts only to affected areas, minimizing confusion and improving community awareness. Learn more about Genasys Protect and view your zone.

HI-LO SIRENS

The Hi-Lo Audible Warning System is an audible evacuation tool now used in Culver City to enhance public safety. The distinct high-low siren tone, activated from emergency vehicles, means it’s time to evacuate immediately. When you hear Hi-Lo, it’s time to go! Learn more about the Hi-Lo Audible Warning System. 

SOCIAL MEDIA

  Twitter

@CityCulverGov   @CulverCityFD   @Culver_CityPD

  Facebook

@CityOfCulverCity   @CulverCityFD   @CulverCityPoliceDepartment

WEB

In case of an emergency, we will post important information on our website and the City's website. Please add us to your favorites or bookmark our websites. 

ADDITIONAL LINKS

• Air Quality - visit the South Coast Air Quality Management District website.
• Real Time Traffic - visit the Caltrans QuickMap website.
• Public Health Information - visit the Los Angeles County Public Health website.
• Weather - visit the National Weather Service website.
• Los Angeles County Information - visit the Los Angeles County Office of Emergency Management website.
• Los Angeles City Information - visit the Los Angeles Emergency Management Department website.
• Local School Information - visit the Culver City Unified School District website.

Emergency Notifications and Social Media(PDF, 203KB)

Next, complete Step 4 “Get Involved”