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San Jose Prepares for El Niño Storm Season with $90M Emergency Center

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San Jose began preparing for a potential historic El Niño storm season to prevent extreme flooding, similar to the 2017 event which caused over $70 million in damage. Mayor Matt Mahan stated the city is proactively preparing, with teams monitoring over 60 locations prone to flooding or landslides. The city will utilize a new $90 million emergency operations center to coordinate the response.

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The preparations involve significant municipal investment in infrastructure and emergency response capabilities. The city has invested in swift-water rescue gear and established a command center to manage potential disaster costs associated with severe weather.

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  • San JoseCity implementing flood preparations and emergency response procedures.
  • Matt MahanMayor leading the city's proactive preparations for storm season.

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