Chapter 9.20 — EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND DISASTERS
Riverside Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-09-27 · Riverside
9.20.010 - Purposes.¶
9.20.020 - Definitions.¶
9.20.030 - Director of Emergency Services.¶
9.20.040 - Assistant Director of Emergency Services.¶
9.20.050 - Director of Emergency Services Powers and Duties.¶
9.20.060 - Declaration of local emergency.¶
9.20.070 - Termination of local emergency.¶
9.20.080 - Legality of initial emergency measures.¶
9.20.090 - Emergency expenditures.¶
9.20.100 - Office of Emergency Management.¶
9.20.110 - Emergency Services Administrator.¶
9.20.120 - Emergency Services Administrator powers and duties.¶
9.20.130 - Emergency Operations Plan.¶
9.20.140 - Emergency Organization.¶
9.20.150 - Activation of Emergency Organization.¶
9.20.160 - Emergency Operations Center.¶
9.20.170 - Emergency Operations Center direction and control.¶
9.20.180 - Emergency Operations activation and staffing.¶
9.20.190 - Employees as Disaster Service Workers.¶
9.20.200 - Policy Group membership.¶
9.20.210 - Policy Group powers and duties.¶
9.20.220 - Disaster Council membership.¶
9.20.230 - Disaster Council powers and duties.¶
9.20.240 - Disaster Council meetings.¶
9.20.250 - Participation in the Riverside County Operational Area.¶
9.20.260 - Powers of the City Council.¶
9.20.270 - Continuity of Government.¶
9.20.280 - City Council Standby Officers.¶
9.20.290 - City Council Temporary Officers.¶
9.20.300 - Lines of Succession—Department heads and key officials.¶
9.20.310 - Powers of succession.¶
9.20.320 - Punishment of violations.¶
9.20.330 - Repeal of conflicting ordinances.¶
9.20.340 - Severability.¶
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