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What is the Emergency Services Council?

Supervisor Ray Mueller, Chair

The Emergency Services Council (ESC) is a partnership between San Mateo County and all 20 cities. Since the 1960s, we’ve worked together so that when disaster strikes, everyone is ready to act as one team.

What does the ESC do?

We prepare for emergencies before they happen, respond when they happen, and help our communities recover after they happen. By working together, cities can share resources, coordinate plans, and make sure no community faces a disaster alone.

Why does it matter?

Emergencies don’t stop at city borders—wildfires, floods, and earthquakes affect entire regions. The ESC makes sure all 775,000 residents of San Mateo County are protected by a unified plan, not 21 separate ones.

Upcoming ESC Events

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There are no Emergency Services Council events scheduled at this time.