Marin County added round-the-clock duty officers at its Emergency Operations Center to monitor incidents and disseminate alerts in time for last week’s tsunami alarm.
The staffing was in place at the San Rafael facility when a magnitude 7.0 earthquake off the northern California coast triggered a tsunami warning, officials said in a press release Wednesday.
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