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In the South Bay, one man and his small team have been reaching out to local neighborhoods, trying to make sure everyone is prepared.

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Riordan is the director of the Office of Emergency Management for San Jose. He and his team have spent the last few months preparing for this El Niño winter.

From amassing online tips and alerts, to holding panel discussions with first responders on preparedness. Even going to neighborhoods to talk with residents at the street level about storm preps.

Damian Trujillo has the full report in the video above.