A fire hydrant has been opened.
For any life threatening emergencies or crimes in progress, call 9-1-1. For all other calls for service, please contact our business office during regular hours at 916.625.5300 or contact 916.625.5400 after hours or on weekends.
Can I burn leaves within the City of Rocklin?
Residential burning is not allowed in the city limits of Rocklin. Within the unincorporated area of Placer County burning may be allowed with restriction. Please contact the Fire Department front office for further details.
Do I need a fire inspection for my business?
Yes. Please contact the Fire Marshall via the Fire Department at 916.625.5300.
Fire Department
How do I contact FEMA/state disaster agencies/local disaster agencies?
The contact information is located on the websites below.
FEMA - http://www.fema.gov/
State OES - http://www.oes.ca.gov/
Placer County OES - http://www.placer.ca.gov/emergency.aspx
I need a report on a fire at my home.
Reports are available after 14 days. Call the Fire Department 916.625.5300.
I want General Emergency Management Information.
Rocklin leads the region is emergency preparedness for our local government services. The City has adopted an Emergency Operations Plan and is constantly preparing our staff for the potential of a large emergency. Additionally, we work in cooperation with outside agencies to ensure that our services coordinate on the local, operational area, regional, statewide, and federal levels. For further information contact the Fire Department during regular business hours.
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I want to report a gas leak.
If you smell gas, immediately leave the residence and call 9-1-1 from another location out of the area of the leak. Do not attempt to return to the location and keep all bystanders out of the vicinity.
All other gas service requests should be directed to P.G. & E.
Tell me about flooding, and how to prepare for it.
Flood Safety Tips
During the winter rainy season, county OES officials offer these flood safety tips:
- Remember that floodwaters are deceptive. Don't try to walk through floodwaters that are more than knee-deep.
- Do not drive where water is over the roads. Part of the road may be washed out.
- If your car stalls in a flooded area, abandon it as soon as possible. Floodwaters could rise very quickly and sweep both the car and its occupants away.
- Keep a portable, battery-operated radio available for emergency information. The radio in your car could serve this purpose. Local Emergency Broadcast stations are KFBK - AM 1530 - and KAHI - AM 950.
The water pressure has dropped in my neighborhood.
If you suspect that there is a problem with your water pressure, please contact Placer County Water Agency.
Placer County Water Agency
There is a leaky fire hydrant on my street.
Please contact the Placer County Water Agency to report the maintenance issue.
Contact PCWA
What is the City's Insurance Protection Class Code? I need this for my homeowners' insurance.
The City's Insurance Protection Class Code, also known as an ISO rating, is 3. This is one of the lowest in the county.
Where can I find Emergency Broadcast Station information?
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Media Information During an Emergency
Placer County will also provide current official emergency information to local radio and television stations. Turn on your radio - these radio stations have agreed to provide information in an emergency:
| West of the Sierra and Donner Summit |
East of the Sierra and Donner Summit |
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KAHI AM 950
KFBK AM 1530
KGBY FM 92.5
KNCO AM 830 |
KOH AM 780
KOWL AM 1490
KRLT FM 93.9 |
These local TV stations can also be good sources of information:
| West of the Sierra and Donner Summit |
East of the Sierra and Donner Summit |
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KCRA Channel 3
KOVR Channel 13
KXTV Channel 10
KTXL Channel 40
KMAX Channel 31
KQCA Channel 58 |
KOLO Channel 8
KTVN Channel 2
KRNV Channel 4 | |
