Emergency Evacuation Plan and Evacuation Shelters

Genasys Protect System - Know Your Zone!

Through the combined Genasys and AC Alert technology—and public participation— Alameda County Fire Department and other first-responder agencies are able to target emergency communication and the movement of people more effectively and efficiently during wildfires, earthquakes, and other types of natural and human-caused emergencies and disasters.  The evacuation zones are created using factors that include weather, traffic flows, street design, historical disaster data, geography, and more.  If evacuations are necessary, specific zones will be designated by first responders and broadcast through emergency alert systems.

What Do Residents Need to Do?

* Learn Your Zone!  Residents can view their zone by entering their address at https://protect.genasys.com/. It is a good idea to bookmark this page so that you can refer to it easily.  

* Sign up for AC Alert and Nixle to receive emergency notifications.

* Subscribe to City of Dublin news flashes and emergency alerts at https://www.dublin.ca.gov/list.aspx, and our social media accounts: Twitter (@DublinPIO); Facebook (@CityofDublinCA); and Instagram (@CityofDublinCA).

Know Your Zone - Map of Dublin with evacuation areas during emergencies.

Evacuation Shelter Information – Dublin, CA

In the event of an emergency, designated evacuation shelters may be available to provide temporary relief. Below is important information on available shelters, what to bring, and how to stay updated.

📍 Local Emergency Shelters

During emergencies, the City of Dublin may open shelters at:

  • Dublin Senior Center – 7600 Amador Valley Blvd, Dublin, CA
  • Shannon Community Center – 11600 Shannon Ave, Dublin, CA
  • The Wave Waterpark and Aquatic Center – 4201 Central Pkwy, Dublin, CA 

📞 Check Availability: Call the City of Dublin (925-833-6650) or visit the City's website for real-time updates on shelter openings.

🛑 What to Bring to a Shelter

  • Personal identification (ID, medical records, insurance information)
  • Essential medications and medical supplies
  • Non-perishable snacks and bottled water
  • Sleeping bags or blankets
  • Extra clothing and hygiene products
  • Phone chargers and important contacts
  • Comfort items for children or pets (if pet-friendly shelters are available)

🐾 Pet-Friendly Shelter Options

Some shelters may accommodate pets. Check ahead for pet policies and bring necessary pet supplies, including food, carriers, and leashes.

🔔 Stay Updated