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June 17, 2024
Safety and our economy . Extremely, brenda. I think, you know, its not too much of an exaggeration. Were fighting right now the next world war. And heres the reason. We are now an interconnected society. Terrorists have so much easier way to strike. They can recruit easier. They can hack into government sites like weve seen. They can they have knowledge about where our military bases are, how to build bombs and things like that. If the terrorists made a concentrated effort cyberwise to attack th...
October 23, 2023
Hazleton Elementary & Middle School
July 19, 2023
Tuolumne residents can attend workshops in Sonora, Groveland and Twain Harte.
April 5, 2023
The Mountain Home Fire Department has partnered with the National Fire Safety Council to provide fire prevention materials for the community through their
March 28, 2023
He Fire Safe Council of Nevada County, in partnership with the County of Nevada Office of Emergency Services and CAL FIRE, are hosting FREE self-service green waste disposal, and wood
March 16, 2023
Local Weed Abatement Program for Fire Prevention Details
February 4, 2023
The new Fire Prevention Program Manager certificate training program is now available on the National Fire Protection Association website. This online training
December 3, 2022
Property owners within the 339-acre footprint of the South County shaded fuel break, have begun to receive information outlining how they can participate in the fuel-reduction program intended to slow the spread of wildland fires…
May 31, 2022
This year, environmental education took center stage at Fleet Week — with attendees varying from the Navys Stewards of the Sea to San Pedros Cabrillo Marine Aquarium.
May 12, 2022
Surplus, surplus and yet in the past two years, they have cut of the fire prevention program in california by $150 million. and not only is this completely tragic for the people that are affected by the fire is, it is also the most fiscally irresponsible thing that you can possibly do because by not investing in prevention, we now have to pour resources last-minute to be able to contain the fires. like his head at the top, it is 0% contained right now. so the truth of the matter is this governor...