Emergency Alerts
Wireless Emergency Alerts & Reverse 9-1-1 Messages
April 23rd, 2026 at 714 am
Arroyo Grande Police Department has lifted the Shelter In Place that was due to bear activity. The public may resume normal activities.
April 22nd, 2026 at 7:05 pm
Arroyo Grande Police Department has issued a Shelter In Place for Bears in the area of Ralph Beck Lane , La Cresta Dr., Platino Dr. and the 700900 block of Huasna Rd. . Keep doors closed. For MORE INFO YOU CAN CALL ARROYO GRANDE POLICE DEPARTMENT AT 805-478-5110.
What is a Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA)?
Visit our Wireless Emergency Alert page to learn more about Wireless Emergency Alerts
Please note: Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA) messages provide limited information and may be confusing. The federal system that sends these alerts only allows 90 characters on older phones and up to 360 characters on newer models. While we do our best to clearly describe the affected areas, this can be challenging—especially in rural regions. We will always include a URL with additional details and a map to help residents better understand which areas are impacted.
What is a Reverse 911?
Visit our Reverse 911 page to learn more about Reverse 911.
Contact Us
The County Office of Emergency Services (OES)
1055 Monterey Street D430
San Luis Obispo, CA 93408
County OES Business Line: 805-781-5678
County OES Business Email: oes@co.slo.ca.us