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Free introduction to ShakeAlert earthquake warnings

Union City CERT hosts a free ShakeAlert talk at 33555 Central Avenue on October 14, 7:30–9 pm. Use the official event’s registration link and confirm the venue. It is useful for newcomers learning about local preparedness tools.

October 14, 7:30–9 pmUnion CityFree; a registration link is provided on the official event page
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Details to plan before you go

  1. 01

    Use the event’s registration link and confirm the October 14, 7:30–9 pm session.

  2. 02

    Navigate to the CERT Building. The official listing marks it accessible; contact the organizer ahead for specific assistance needs.

  3. 03

    Editorial suggestion: bring your phone and questions about warning settings. This educational talk is not a structural safety assessment for individual homes.

Venue · Union City CERT Building, 33555 Central Avenue

For · New residents / Local residents

Reviewed 2026-10-02 · City of Union City

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