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Forward progress stopped on small vegetation fire in Carpinteria - Vimarsana News

Forward progress stopped on small vegetation fire in Carpinteria

Fire crews were responding to a vegetation fire that broke out in Carpinteria on Friday afternoon

Source: keyt.com
Firefighting camp for girls to be held next week - Vimarsana News

Firefighting camp for girls to be held next week

– Twenty-two high school students from across California will soon be in San Luis Obispo for Camp Cinder, a five-day program that aims to introduce young women to careers in the fire service. From June 22-26, the campers will gain hands-on firefighting experience. Campers will be introduced to structural firefighting operations and gear, ladder and aerial truck evolutions, vehicle extrication tools, wildland firefighting operations, and beach and water rescues. The students will also become certified in CPR and receive mentoring in fire service career pathways. Camp Cinder San Luis Obispo wi...

Report Examines History of Debris Flows in Southern Santa Barbara County - Vimarsana News

Report Examines History of Debris Flows in Southern Santa Barbara County

Montecito and Carpinteria have been hit by four other debris-charged events during the past 200 years, researchers say

The January 9, 2018 mudslide was not so rare - Vimarsana News

The January 9, 2018 mudslide was not so rare

Montecito has been hit by four other debris-charged events during the past 200 years — and they were worse, researchers say.

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The January 9, 2018 mudslide was not so rare - Vimarsana News

The January 9, 2018 mudslide was not so rare

Montecito has been hit by four other debris-charged events during the past 200 years — and they were worse, researchers say.

Source: keyt.com