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Emergency Resources

Hello, Knights. San Diego is expecting rain in the next few days, and we are monitoring the weather closely. Please download the LiveSafe App (Android / iOS) and continue to check our website and your email for up-to-date information, campus-wide notifications, and more. Stay tuned.

Campus Resources

City of San Diego Resources

Were You Impacted by the Storm?

City of San Diego residents and businesses who experienced flooding during Monday’s storm can report damage through the County of San Diego’s online survey.

If you experienced property damage during Monday’s storm, you are encouraged to work directly with your insurance provider.

Shelter Information

The Red Cross has established an emergency shelter at Lincoln High School, 4777 Imperial Ave., for anyone impacted by flooding and storm damage.

Homelessness

A temporary shelter has been established at the Balboa Park Activity Center, due to flooding at multiple City homelessness shelter locations, including:

  • 16th and Newton Bridge Shelter
  • 20th and B Safe Sleeping site

The Inclement Weather Shelter Program has been activated for the evening of Monday, Jan. 22. Individuals experiencing homeless can show up directly at the locations to gain access to a bed. For a list of locations, visit the Inclement Weather Shelter Program webpage.

Sandbag Locations

If needed, sandbags are available at the following recreation centers. Sandbags are limited to 10 bags per City of San Diego household or business, and sand is not provided.

Council District 1Pacific Beach Recreation Center1405 Diamond St.San Diego 92109

Council District 2North Clairemont Recreation Center4421 Bannock Ave.San Diego 92117

Council District 2Robb Athletic Field2525 Bacon St.San Diego 92107

Council District 3Golden Hill Recreation Center2600 Golf Course DriveSan Diego 92102

Council District 4Martin Luther King, Jr. Recreation Ctr6401 Skyline DriveSan Diego 92114

Council District 5Scripps Ranch Recreation Center11454 Blue Cypress DriveSan Diego 92131

Council District 6Standley Recreation Center3585 Governor DriveSan Diego 92122

Council District 7Allied Gardens Recreation Center5155 Greenbrier Ave. San Diego 92120

Council District 8San Ysidro Community Activity Center179 Diza RoadSan Diego 92173

Council District 9City Heights Recreation Center4380 Landis St.San Diego 92105

 

 

Safety Tips

The following safety tips are provided by the National Weather Service.

Prior to the storm, City crews were deployed clearing storm drains and doing other prep work to help reduce flood risk citywide. Ahead of any storm, it is crucial to have an emergency plan in place. Visit the City's Storm Preparedness webpage for information to help you and your loved ones prepare for a storm and what to do when the storm arrives.

Dear [Student Name],

I hope this letter finds you safe and well, despite the challenges posed by the recent devastating rains in our beloved San Diego. Our community has faced unprecedented hardships, and I want you to know that we stand with you during these difficult times.

The impact of such natural disasters can be overwhelming, and it is our priority to ensure that you have the support and resources needed to navigate through these challenges. Whether you are a local resident or a student who calls San Diego home during your studies, we understand the gravity of the situation and are committed to assisting you in any way possible.

Here are some resources that may be helpful to you during this period:

  1. Emergency Shelters: If you are in need of immediate shelter, please consider reaching out to local emergency shelters. They are equipped to provide a safe and secure environment for those affected by natural disasters.  Red Cross
  1. Counseling Services: The emotional toll of such events can be significant. Our counseling services are available to provide support and guidance during these challenging times. Don't hesitate to reach out if you need someone to talk to. Mental Health Counseling
  1. Financial Assistance: We understand that the aftermath of a natural disaster can bring financial strain. Our financial aid office is ready to assist you with any concerns or questions you may have regarding financial support. Financial Aid
  1. Academic Support: If you are facing difficulties in your academic pursuits due to the impact of the rains, please connect with your professors or academic advisors. We are committed to working with you to find solutions and ensure your academic success.
  1. Basic Needs:  Our campus has an extensive Basic Needs program ready to assist you.  You can visit our Knights’ Table Food Pantry, Threads & Things and Welcome Home City for assistance.  Basic Needs
  1. Community Resources: San Diego has a resilient community, and various local organizations are actively providing assistance to those affected by the rains. We can connect you with relevant community resources that may offer additional support. www.sdcity.edu/storm

Please know that you are not alone, and our campus community is here to rally around you. If there are specific ways in which we can assist you or if you have any concerns, please reach out to Student Affairs in M 200. 

Wishing you strength and resilience during these challenging times.