EMERGENCY CENTER
In Case of Emergency — Call 911 Immediately
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Medical emergencies, evacuation, fire threats
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If you're trapped, injured, or need urgent rescue
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For snake bites, scorpion stings, or signs of anaphylaxis
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Your safety matters. Don’t wait—call 911.
The Warner Springs Community Center proudly serves as a designated Emergency Center during SDG&E Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) and, when needed, during fire evacuation orders.
During PSPS events in our area, the Center remains operational thanks to an emergency generator that powers:​
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Charging stations for electronic devices
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Access to well water
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Air conditioning
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Internet connectivity
​SDG&E often provides additional support, including snacks, ice, and water for livestock, to help meet community needs.
For the most current updates during a PSPS or wildfire event, we recommend:
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SDG&E Alerts App – for power shutoff notifications
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Watch Duty App – for real-time fire information
We’ll post timely updates as information becomes available. Your safety and comfort are our priority—thank you for trusting us as a resource in times of need.
Download: What To Pack In Case of an Emergency
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FIRE
LOCAL FIRE STATION:
Sunshine Summit Volunteer Fire Dept. Station 59
35227 CA-79, Warner Springs, CA
760-782-4200
They provide fire protection and emergency medical services.
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Evacuation Alerts & Resources:
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Visit Alert San Diego incident page for evacuation orders, shelter locations, and real-time updates.​
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You can also open the WatchDuty app on your phone or computer. It’s the best way to get reliable information quickly.
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Other useful links: CAL Fire Incidents
Temporary Evacuation Point:
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​Warner Springs Community Resource Center
30950 Highway 79, WS
WILD ANIMALS | VENOMOUS BITE
Call 911—especially for snake bites, scorpion stings, or signs of anaphylaxis.
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Urgent Medical Care:
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Nearest Emergency Room to Warner Springs:
Temecula Valley Emergency Services - (50 minute drive):
951-331-2200
31700 Temecula Pkwy, Temecula, CA 92592 -
Dignity Health hospitals in Southern California also offer expert care for bites and stings.
Non-Emergency Wildlife Concerns:
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Contact Critter Control for safe wildlife removal or snake identification.
Injured or Orphaned Wildlife:
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Reach out to a licensed rehabilitator via Wildlife Care Association for guidance.
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Remember to always wear gloves and avoid feeding or handling wild animals directly.
FLOOD
EMERGENCY SERVICES OFFICE:
San Diego County Office of Emergency Services (OES)
858-565-3490
They coordinate local disaster response and can guide you to shelters, resources, and updates.
Disaster Prep & Resources:
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Visit Alert San Diego for info on disaster preparation.
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Contact San Diego County Flood Control & Public Works
for blocked roads, drainage issues, or infrastructure concerns. 858-694-2212 -
Download: Flood Preparedness
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EARTHQUAKE
Preparedness & Alerts:
Download the MyShake App or enable Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) on your phone for early warnings.
Resources:
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Use Cal MyHazards to check earthquake risk in your area and learn how to reduce personal risk.
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Visit Cal OES Seismic Hazards Branch for preparedness tips and mitigation strategies.