Residents living in Inyo, Mono, and San Bernardino counties interested in a fire prevention program email jack.markle@fire.ca.gov
Time spent with family and friends is what re-energizes us to continue to fight the good fight.
Thank you KNOTTS for showing such appreciation with your annual promotion.
Details are below, we are just the messenger sharing a great opportunity for Fire and Police to get-a-away with family and friends locally.
Do you have an interest in fire service?
Becoming a Defensible Space Inspector's (DSI) is a great opportunity to get your feet wet and understand who we are and what we do for the public.
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IMPORTANT
The bulletins for the upcoming examinations
for Fire Captain and Fire Apparatus Engineer have an anticipated release date
of June 8, 2015, with a final filing date of July 3, 2015. The
bulletins will be posted on www.jobs.ca.gov,
as well as the CAL FIRE website and intranet.
If you have any questions, please contact the
Examination Unit Hotline at (916) 445-7842.
It was a successful turnout at the Redlands Municipal Airport on May 16th, for the local Airfest put on by Hanger 24. Helicopter 305 was delighted to be invited and well received by the children as they realized the same helicopter (but 301) was modeled for the Disney movie Planes II: Fire & Rescue.
CAL FIRE Helicopter 305 will be on display at this years Hangar 24 Air Fest Show.
Come by and see us and enjoy a great day out with the family.
Final Update 2/12/15, 0730 hrs
Inyo / Mono County - West of Highway 395 at the Sherwin Grade
Estimated 7,000 acres, 100% Containment
Cause: Under Investigation
Structures: 40 Destroyed / 5 Damaged
Smoking debris may be seen on the western edge of the fire but do not pose a threat to residents.
Fire Crews will remain on patrol and working in the community’s to remove hazard trees.
Re-population for Paradise and Swall Meadows residents began Monday at 4 p.m.
Residents will need to use extreme caution in and around damaged and destroyed homes. Structural instability, hot ash pockets, and fire weaken chimneys pose a risk for injury. Hazardous chemicals may remain in the ash and soil.
See the link below for more information and resources available to the community
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