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News wildfire detection cameras installed at News Channel 3-12 station overlooking the Santa Barbara hills - Vimarsana News

News wildfire detection cameras installed at News Channel 3-12 station overlooking the Santa Barbara hills

New wildfire detection cameras have been installed on Santa Barbara Tv Hill overlooking the Santa Barbara front providing early detection services to the community by the Montecito Fire Department.

Source: keyt.com
Uncontainable Wildfires Are Inevitable. Community Destruction Is Not - Vimarsana News

Uncontainable Wildfires Are Inevitable. Community Destruction Is Not

Five policy shifts could help communities harden their homes against fire danger.

Half sunk tesla found in the ocean in Carpinteria Monday - Vimarsana News

Half sunk tesla found in the ocean in Carpinteria Monday

Carpinteria-Summerland firefighters were on scene of a partially submerged Tesla in the ocean around the 800 block of San Point Road in Carpinteria Monday.

Source: keyt.com
Central Coast agencies take part in California's Great ShakeOut earthquake drill - Vimarsana News

Central Coast agencies take part in California's Great ShakeOut earthquake drill

Several agencies up and down the Central Coast participated in California's Great ShakeOut earthquake drill on Thursday morning.

Source: keyt.com
Pair of hikers rescued from Montecito trail due to heat exhaustion - Vimarsana News

Pair of hikers rescued from Montecito trail due to heat exhaustion

MONTECITO, Calif. – Montecito Fire crews and Santa Barbara Search and Rescue rescued a pair of hikers from Romero Canyon Trail on Wednesday evening after they started to feel symptoms of heat exhaustion, according to the Montecito Fire Protection District.

Source: keyt.com