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The website Do 1 Thing has put together a comprehensive plan to get ready over a years time and within your budget. Every month there is a topic to review or task to complete. By the end of the year you will be feel confident about making through the unthinkable. We have outlined below 12 things to think about: #1 Make a Plan Disasters change things. When an emergency happens you may have to decide what to do very quickly, while you are worrying about what might happen. By planning ahead, it will be easier to make the right decisions when the worst happens. Some of the things you can plan our are: Plan what to do if you have to evacuate Take steps now to prevent damage to your home in a disaster Learn what disasters can happen in your area and decide what you will do in those instances. For more information on making a plan, please visit the  http://do1thing.com/topics/plan . #2 Store Water Whether you get water from a municipal water system or your home has a private well, your water supply depends on having power to operate the system. During a power outage—or any disaster that can cause a power outage, such as high winds, ice storm, or flood—you may find yourself without drinkable water. For more information on storing water, please visit the  Do 1 Thing website . #3 Shelter In a disaster you may be asked to either evacuate or shelter-in-place. In the excitement of an emergency, it can be difficult to focus on what you are doing. Know what to do to keep your family safe. Practice your tornado and fire safety plans. If your family has practiced, they will be more comfortable doing it when the emergency actually happens. For more information on sheltering, please visit the Do 1 Thing website . #4 Food An emergency food supply doesn't have to sit on a shelf, ready for disaster to strike (although it can). It can be part of the food you use every day. The key to a good food storage plan is to buy ahead of time. Replace items before they run out. Buy items when they are on sale. A large duffle bag or plastic tub with a lid makes a great storage place for an emergency food supply. Make sure your family, including pets, will have what they need when disaster strikes. For more information on emergency food supplies, visit the Do 1 Thing website . #5 Community Disasters can happen at any time. If you are away from home do you know where to find safe shelter locations? Do you know what the emergency procedures are for your child’s school or for your workplace? Will people who count on you know what to do if you can’t reach them? Know how to make sure you and your loved ones are safe in a disaster, no matter where you are. Learn more: The “ Emergency Supplies ” fact sheet has more information about making emergency kits for work and school. #6 Unique Family Needs Every household is different. Is there an infant or young child in your home? Does someone in your family have a medical condition that requires medication? Do you have a pet? Before disaster strikes, talk to your family about your household’s unique needs. Make a list of special items you may need in a disaster. For more information on unique family needs, visit the Do 1 Thing website . #7 Community Communication Plan Today we have more ways to speak with one another than ever before. We are used to staying in touch with cell phones, internet, and email, but disasters can change things. These devices may not be available. Cell phone towers quickly become overloaded with people trying to reach friends and family. If the power is out at your home, cordless phones, internet, and email will not work either. For more information on unique family needs, visit the Do 1 Thing website . #8 Get Involved It takes more than police, fire and EMS to respond to a disaster. It takes people who are committed to neighborhoods, churches, schools and volunteer organizations. When people are willing to work together for the good of others, communities are stronger. People who are involved are the key to a disaster resilient community. They are willing and able to look out for themselves and others. A resilient community is one that can withstand a disaster and get back to normal quickly (even if normal isn’t the same as it was before). Remember, community preparedness starts at home. If you know that your family is prepared at home, you will be better able to help others in your community. For more information on what you can do to become more involved, please visit the Do 1 Thing website . #9 Be Informed Getting correct information during an emergency is the key to taking safe action. Someone in your household may not be able to receive, understand, or act on emergency information. Think about what special needs your household may have. Take action now to make sure everyone in your family will be safe in an emergency. Things to consider… Emergency news or weather broadcasts may not be closed captioned. Information that is shown on screen may not be spoken aloud. Automated voices and voices over loud speakers may be hard to understand. Information comes quickly and the stress of a disaster may make it hard to understand or remember instructions. Words moving across the bottom of a television screen may move very quickly. The screen color or color of the text might make some information on television hard to read. For more information, visit the Do 1 Thing website . #10 Power We count on electricity for heat, food, and medical needs. Many gas appliances even need electricity to run. A power outage is an emergency that often follows another emergency—like a hurricane, tornado, or winter storm. That makes it even more important to be prepared in advance. Power Outage Safety Discard food if the temperature in your refrigerator exceeds 40 degrees for more than 2 hours. Stay away from downed power lines and anything they are in contact with such as fences or buildings. Never drive over downed power lines; they may be energized. Never use charcoal or gas grills inside a structure. You may be overcome by carbon monoxide. If you must use candles, be sure to use them safely. Never leave candles burning unattended. For more information on power emergencies, please visit the Do 1 Thing website . #11 Emergency Supplies Any emergency is easier to handle when you have prepared ahead of time. Put together an emergency kit with important items to keep at home, and a go bag with items you will need to take with you if you evacuate. Think about what you and your family would need in a disaster. You can make kits for your home, car or workplace. Emergencies can happen anywhere. When severe weather is predicted, make sure your car has a full tank of gas. You don’t want to wait in line for gas if you are told to evacuate. Some storms may also knock out electricity, causing gas stations to close. For more information on Emergency Supply Kits, please visit the Do 1 Thing website . #12 First Aid An emergency can happen at any time and any place. Many public places have a first aid kit, oxygen, or an AED (automated external defibrillator) to treat people. These items can only save lives if someone knows how to City Announces Search for New Operators at Marina Equestrian Center • City of Marina Skip to Main Content City Hall Services Business Community How do I... Search Home NewsFlash City Announces Search for New Operators at Marina Equestrian Center News Flash City Announces Search for New Operators at Marina Equestrian Center The City of Marina is moving forward with a new chapter for the Marina Equestrian Center. Marina In The News Posted on May 05, 2026 The City of Marina is moving forward with a new chapter for the  Marina Equestrian Center . During its meeting on March 3, 2026, Council directed staff to initiate a formal Request for Proposals (RFP) process to identify a new concessionaire and explore expanded recreational opportunities for the historic 27-acre property. The decision marks a proactive step by the City to revitalize the site, which was formerly part of the Fort Ord military installation. The property is currently held by the City under a Quitclaim Deed from the National Park Service, which requires the land to be used exclusively for public park and recreational purposes, a mission the City remains fully committed to fulfilling. "The Marina Equestrian Center is a jewel of our recreational portfolio," said Marina Mayor Bruce Delgado. "Our primary goal is ensuring this land is managed responsibly and is kept accessible to the public in a way that upholds its history and future potential. We are excited to invite new partners who share our vision for a vibrant, well-maintained and accessible public space." This transition follows the termination of the concessionaire agreement with Chaparral Country Corporation, which managed equestrian operations since late 2022. During 2025, the City identified multiple material violations of the agreement. Consequently, the City terminated the agreement, effective December 18, 2025. The City Council’s recent directive ensures that the property will continue to serve the community while exploring its maximum potential. Key next steps include: Staff will draft an RFP seeking proposals for both small-footprint and larger-footprint equestrian operations to ensure a sustainable model that serves local riders and visitors. The City will conduct a study to explore alternative and complementary recreational uses, such as public camping and specialized programming. The City will publish information about the upcoming RFP and community updates  on its website  as information becomes available. Parties interested in the upcoming RFP are encouraged to monitor the  City of Marina website  for updates. 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Marina In The News Posted on April 20, 2026 The City of Marina invites residents to attend upcoming facility tours and community workshops to learn about the condition of the City’s public facilities and help guide future planning efforts. Marina’s core facilities, including City Hall, the police station and the fire station, were built decades ago for a much smaller population and now face challenges related to aging infrastructure, limited space and outdated design. These problems are affecting the City’s ability to maintain modern service levels and adhere to accessibility standards or technology needs. Space constraints and aging buildings increasingly limit the City’s ability to deliver efficient services and maintain rapid emergency response times. Over the past several years, the City evaluated the condition of its facilities and explored options to address long-term infrastructure needs. Most recently, Council instructed staff to create a resident-led City Facilities Citizens Advisory Committee (CFCAC) to conduct a detailed review of existing facilities. The CFCAC identified approximately $50 million in infrastructure needs, prioritizing a new police station, fire station and City Hall/Council Chambers. “The condition of our facilities has been a longstanding challenge for Marina, and it directly impacts how we serve our community,” said Mayor Bruce Delgado. “We’ve heard clearly from residents that improvements are needed, and these upcoming tours and workshops are an opportunity to see the conditions firsthand and help shape thoughtful, community-driven solutions for the future.” To help residents better understand current conditions, the City is hosting guided tours of existing facilities, offering a direct glimpse into space limitations and operational challenges. Starting at the City Council Chambers, residents will have the opportunity to tour the City Council Chambers, City Hall and the Public Safety Building. Upcoming Facility Tours: Thursday, April 23 at 6 p.m. Saturday, April 25 at 10 a.m. Thursday, April 30 at 6 p.m. The City will also host community workshops at the City Council Chambers to share information, review potential solutions and answer any questions about future priorities and funding approaches. Upcoming Community Workshops: Saturday, May 2 at 10 a.m. Wednesday, May 27 at 6 p.m. “These conversations are a critical step in determining how we move forward as a City,” said City Manager Layne Long. “By participating in tours and workshops, residents can better understand the challenges we face and provide input that will directly inform priorities, funding approaches and the long-term vision for Marina’s public facilities.” For more information, visit  CityofMarina.org/CityFacilities . 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Search Home Services Community Services Marina Connect Marina Connect What is Marina Connect? The Marina Connect app is Marina’s new tool to report non-emergency service requests, as well as a gateway to other City resources. Through Marina Connect, you can report concerns within the City's jurisdiction, such as: Potholes Graffiti Sidewalk damage Damaged (or not working) street lights Overgrown weeds or vegetation Short-term rental violations With the free Marina Connect app and web tools, Marina residents will now be able to provide staff with pictures, videos, specific descriptions and more – valuable information to assist in making the community better for residents and business. The Marina Connect platform also provides City officials and staff with a centralized request management system to monitor requests from creation to resolution. Watch the tutorial below on how to log a request: Report an Issue Use the widget below or the app to report an issue. 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Search Home City Hall Projects and Initiatives For Marina, By Marina - Coastal Access & Amenities Plan For Marina, By Marina - Coastal Access & Amenities Plan In March and April 2025, the City of Marina conducted a community outreach initiative on how to allocate $3 million in potential payments for public improvements in the City’s coastal zone. These funds would become payable to the City if the California American Water Company (Cal-Am) desalination project is ever built. Although the City continues to strongly oppose the desalination project for many reasons, it believed it was important to conduct community outreach about the best and most beneficial use of the $3 million, which would be paid to the City as a condition of approval if the project is fully approved and developed. The potential funds may only be spent on improving public access, public facilities, recreational opportunities and restoration within the coastal zone of the City. Rather than deferring to a community engagement process led and funded by Cal-Am, the City conducted its own independent outreach and engagement effort to hear directly from Marina residents and to ensure our resident voices are represented. On April 15, 2025, the Marina City Council received the report, and it will be submitted to the Coastal Commission for consideration. Read the Community Engagement Report:  Final Report |   Appendix Feedback Channels Community Workshops: The City hosted two community workshops to empower residents to ask questions and share ideas and priorities for the funding. Virtual Workshop: Tuesday, March 25, 6-8 p.m. In-Person Workshop: Saturday, March 29, 10 a.m.-noon, Marina City Council Chambers (211 Hillcrest Ave) Community Feedback Form:  The City collected resident input through an online Community Feedback Form. Press Release : City of Marina Seeks Resident Input on Priorities for Potential $3 Million Coastal Payment Mailer : Participate in March 29 Workshops Maps : Coastal Zone | Coastal Sites Flyer : Help Shape Our Coastal Priorities | Folleto: Ayuda Formar Nuestros Prioridades Costeras Workshop Videos: March 29, 2025 - In-Person Community Workshop ( Presentation Slides )                                                           March 25, 2025 - Virtual Community Workshop ( Presentation Slides )                                                           Frequently Asked Questions When will the City receive the $3 million in funds? Cal-Am is required to provide $3 million to the City if and when the desalination plant is fully approved and developed. How these funds would be spent will be determined by the Coastal Commission through a Coastal Access and Amenities Plan, which will be developed through community input and outreach. Isn’t Cal-Am doing their own outreach effort on this process to allocate the $3 million? Yes, but the outreach effort is being led by EnviroGage, a consultant hired and paid for by Cal-Am. The City of Marina is concerned about the objectivity of this process and is launching its own independent engagement effort to ensure that community feedback is directly represented in the decision-making process. Will the City be assured it gets the $3 million in funds? Cal-Am is required to provide $3 million to the City of Marina for public improvements as part of the California Coastal Commission’s conditions for project approval. Will the California Coastal Commission really listen to our feedback? The California Coastal Commission has stated that it will accept and strongly consider a plan submitted and adopted by the Marina City Council. While EnviroGage’s report will be reviewed by the Commission, the City’s independent engagement effort will provide an opportunity for the Marina City Council to formally present community-driven priorities directly to the Coastal Commission. Isn’t this project in litigation? The California Coastal Commission’s conditional approval of a coastal development permit for the desalination project in 2022 is currently in litigation filed by four public agencies, including the City. However, while this litigation is ongoing, Cal-Am is moving forward on satisfying certain conditions that may become applicable if and when its project is fully approved and built. 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