Stony Creek Assessment
Multi-Agency Assessment of Stony Creek
Office of Emergency Services (OES) 
Be Prepared Glenn County
Glenn County is committed to preparing for and responding to any emergency or disaster. OES is a full spectrum emergency management program that integrates with all response agencies within the County. Here you will find information on how you can prepare yourself and family for disasters, as well as, information during disasters. #GlennPrepares
CodeRED is Glenn County's emergency alert and warning system. CodeRED has the ability to send mass notifications in the matter of minutes via phone, text, email, mobile app, social media, and even through the Emergency Alert System (EAS).
Register today to ensure you don't miss an emergency notification!
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Prefer paper? We can help. Print the CodeRED enrollment form here and submit to Deputy Director OES at Glenn County Sheriff's Office, 543 W. Oak St. Willows, CA 95988
Step by step CodeRED registration instructions available here
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News & Announcements
High Levels on Stony Creek
High water levels on Stony Creek
Orland, CA – Stony Creek is experiencing higher than normal water levels due to runoff from recent storms as well as releases from Black Butte Dam. Increased flows on Stony Creek have caused some erosion of the riverbed and caused water to encroach further on to property than seen in the past in areas of Orland including in the vicinity of Stony Creek subdivision.
Declaration of Emergency - CampFire
Declaration of emergency issued by Glenn County Board of Supervisors Nov. 15, 2018CodeRED Emergency Alert Drill Monday, September 17, 2018
Date: 9-11-18
Glenn County to Test CodeRED Emergency Notification System
Evacuation Orders Lifted for Mendocino Complex Fire in Glenn County
Public Information Officer Contact: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Amy Travis, Deputy Director OES Date: 8-27-18
Evacuation Orders Lifted in Glenn County