Stay Connected

The Town of Danville aims to keep you connected and informed about what’s happening in our community. From social media to emergency alerts, here's how to stay informed.

Social Media

CDanvilleCAgovonnect with the Town on social media by following one handle on your favorite platform: @danvillecagov. The Danville Police Department also provides community updates through Facebook and Nixle. Learn more about how we manage our Social Media Channels in our Social Media Policy.

Nextdoor

Nextdoor

Instagram

Instagram

Twitter

Twitter

Facebook

Facebook

YouTube 

Visit our YouTube Channel for current and past videos.

DDanville PD Patchanville Police Department Social Media & Alerts

Follow the Danville Police Department on Facebook. You can also text your zip code to 888777 to receive local emergency notifications through Nixle, or sign up here.

  1. TOWN TALKS WITH THE MAYOR

Town Talks - Talk LocallyDanville residents have a great way to stay connected as Mayor Newell Arnerich hosts a monthly live stream broadcast called Town Talks with the Mayor

Details for this program and previous episodes can be viewed at https://danvilletowntalks.org/town-talks-with-the-mayor

  1. 10-8: IN SERVICE WITH CHIEF SHIELDS

Emergency Notifications

During emergencies, the Town will send updates out through the social media channels above. Below are some additional emergency resources. 

Contra Costa Community Warning System (CWS)

CWS can alert residents and businesses within Contra Costa County that are impacted by or are in danger of being impacted by an emergency. www.cwsalerts.com/
Follow @CoCoCWS on Twitter.

Nixle 

Text your zip code to 888777 to receive local emergency notifications or sign up here. 

  1. EXTREME WEATHER INFORMATION

RED FLAG WARNINGS

The National Weather Service may issue Red Flag Warnings when extreme weather conditions produce an increased risk of fire danger  www.weather.gov/bayarea

PG&E PUBLIC SAFETY POWEr SHUTOFF ALERTS: 

To sign up for alerts from PG&E regarding the planned Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) and to get great tips on how to be ready in an emergency, go to www.pge.com/emergencypreparedness

  1. POWER OUTAGE & WATER ALERTS
  1. FIRE
  1. AIR QUALITY INFORMATION
  1. EARTHQUAKE ALERTS
  1. PULSEPOINT
  1. EMERGENCY RADIO & TV
  1. ZONEHAVEN-EVACUATION ZONES
  1. COMMUNICATING DURING AN EMERGENCY
  1. PANDEMIC