Live Breaking News & Updates on Trinity Roads Fuels Reduction

The agency will distribute Evac Packs to residents containing information on evacuations. Sonoma s Department of Transportation and Public Works received a $2.1 million grant to reduce the risk of flooding around Green Valley Creek in addition to installing backup generators at the Sonoma County Airport, the Santa Rosa and Forestville Road Yards, and to enact a fire fuel management and education program in west Sonoma County.
The transportation agency expanded its vegetation management program in 2019 to clear brush within four feet of the edge of public roadways and 14 feet above roads within the public right-of-way.
Permit Sonoma, the county s resource management department, recently received funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to assess more than 5,000 homes in high-risk areas and inform residents how best to prepare for a wildfire as part of the Wildfire Adapted Sonoma County Program. ....

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