COURTLAND, Sacramento County — Courtland sits in the Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta, where river levels, levees and winter storms are important to public safety. Residents benefit from knowing which agencies publish water data and which issue evacuation instructions.
River measurements are not evacuation orders
The California Data Exchange Center publishes hydrologic measurements, reservoir and river information. These readings can help residents understand conditions, but they do not replace a warning from local emergency authorities. The California Nevada River Forecast Center provides forecasts and river-stage context.
Official local instructions
Sacramento County’s Office of Emergency Services provides preparedness and emergency information. Residents should identify current alert registration and evacuation resources directly through county pages. Flood-control districts and levee agencies have different responsibilities from sheriff’s offices issuing protective orders.
Household preparation
Know more than one route away from your home, keep essential documents and medications accessible, and make plans for animals and people who need transportation assistance. Do not drive into flooded roads: moving water can undermine pavement and conceal hazards.
Sources: California Department of Water Resources CDEC, NOAA California Nevada River Forecast Center and Sacramento County emergency management. No present flood or evacuation is claimed.
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