For the most accurate and up-to-date forecast, please visit the National Weather Service page and visit the city's Monsoon Page.

Prepare for the monsoon by printing and filling out an Emergency Reference Card! This card will help you and your family prepare for any emergency, including a house fire, power outage, or flood.

Life-threatening emergencies: 911

Non-emergency police assistance: 602-262-6151

Report street issues: 602-262-6441

Report traffic signal outages: 602-262-6021

Storm debris clean-up inquiries: 602-262-7251

Report power outage, APS: 855-688-2437

or SRP: 602-236-8811

American Red Cross: 800-842-7349

Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management

The Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (OHS&EM) prepares for threatened and actual natural disasters, acts of terrorism, and other human-caused disasters. OHS&EM's goal is three-fold:

1) reduce community vulnerability to hazards and promote safer, less vulnerable communities with the capacity to cope with hazards and disasters;

2) promote resiliency within the community, including neighborhoods and businesses;

3) coordinate the City of Phoenix's Homeland Security strategy.

Emergency Management Director: Lisa Jones

PHONE: (602) 534-0642

FAX: (602) 534-9202

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