This free event
will take place on Saturday, May 11, at Sassarini Elementary School, 652 Fifth
St. W. from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
The Emergency
Preparedness Fair will feature presentations from the American Red Cross,
Sonoma Valley Fire and Rescue and the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office. In
addition, there will be a variety of informational booths.
Participating
agencies will provide a range of information from communication sources, health
services, home and renters insurance, community resources, fire-safe
landscaping, and financial literacy. There will also be a Fun Zone with
engaging kid’s activities organized by The Club Maxwell Village, as well as an
interactive healing art activity by Sonoma County artist Martin Zúñiga.
Sonoma Valley Fire
and Rescue, and the Sonoma Sheriff’s Office will also have emergency vehicles
and mobile units on display.
The event is
bilingual and is free. There will be free food from La Escondida Food Truck and
families will receive a free emergency kit while supplies last.
Participating
agencies include, AAA Sonoma, Allstate, American Red Cross, the Sonoma Ecology
Center, Exchange Bank, Farmers Insurance, KSVY, La Luz Center, Pets Lifeline,
Redwood Credit Union, Sonoma Valley Chamber of Commerce, Sonoma County 211,
Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office, Sonoma County Human Services, Sonoma Valley
Hospital, Sonoma Valley Fire and Rescue and Vintage House Senior Center.
For more
information, call Sonoma Valley Community Health Center Outreach and Event
Coordinator, Maricarmen Reyes at 707-939-6070, ext. 112, or email
events@svchc.org