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Community Alert
ThinkBlue.org With more rain on the way, now is the time to prepare your home to avoid flooding hazards. The City of San Diego Storm Water Department has a few simple tips for rainy days in San Diego.
Flood Prevention Tips
Keep trash and debris out of street gutters. Loose materials can clog storm drains and increase the potential for flooding throughout your neighborhood. Inspect and clear rain gutters on your property to keep them from overflowing.
If you live in an area that has experienced flooding in the past, be sure that important items like keepsakes, tools and equipment are stored off the floor.
Once rains begin, avoid low-lying roadways, and find alternate routes around areas like Mission Valley and the beach area communities prone to temporary flooding.
Stay safe. Use caution and slow down on roads and freeways. Be aware of road conditions and avoid driving through standing or moving water.
Pollution Prevention Tips During the Rain
Pick up after your pets. Rainwater can wash pet waste into our storm drains, causing bacterial contamination at our beaches.
Don't litter. Rainwater washes trash and debris into storm drains, which flow untreated to our beaches and bays.
Make sure your car is in good repair. Automotive fluids that leak onto our streets are a leading cause of pollution in our rivers, bays and oceanfront.