Protección Civil Sinaloa

Instituto Estatal de Protección Civil Sinaloa is the state body responsible for coordinating and operating Sinaloa’s civil protection system. With regulatory, executive, coordinating, and enforcement powers, it works to prevent and reduce disaster risks, prepare communities, respond to emergencies, and support recovery. Its approach emphasizes shared responsibility, public participation, and stronger prevention awareness across the state.

The institute provides services and resources for individuals, organizations, and communities, including internal civil protection programs, vulnerability and risk assessments, consultant registration, community brigades, and registration for volunteer groups. Its work also includes temporary shelters, weather monitoring, inspections and verifications, training, emergency drills, the Safe Hospital Program, and emergency assistance. A family preparedness plan helps households learn how to act before, during, and after an emergency.

The institute also promotes risk management education and channels proposals from social groups to strengthen collective response capacity. Through public notices, news, and guidance, it shares updates on preparedness and emergency activity, including seasonal hazards.