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Cal OES Pre-Positions Critical Fire and Rescue Public Safety Resources Ahead of Storm Impacts

February 1, 2019February 1, 2019 Kelly Huston 0 Comments california, county, fight, fire, firefighter, Flood, Los Angeles, nws, prepositioning, Rescue, Riverside, Santa Barbara, southern, Storm, Ventura, weather, weather service, wildfire, winter, woolsey

In preparation for significant rainfall forecasted in areas of recent burn-scarred hillsides throughout Southern California, the Governor’s Office of Emergency

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Cal OES Pre-Positions Critical Firefighting Resources, Personnel in Riverside County

January 30, 2019 Brad Alexander 0 Comments california, county, fight, fire, firefighter, Flood, Los Angeles, nws, Rescue, Riverside, Santa Barbara, southern, Ventura, weather service, wildfire, woolsey

In preparation for intense rainfall in the areas near recent wildfire burn scar zones in Southern California, the Governor’s Office

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With Rain in the Forecast, Cal OES Pre-Positions Critical Firefighting Resources, Personnel in 3 Southern California Counties

January 14, 2019 Brad Alexander 0 Comments california, fight, fire, firefighter, Flood, Los Angeles, nws, Rescue, Santa Barbara, southern, Ventura, weather service, wildfire, woolsey

In preparation for intense rainfall in the areas near recent wildfire burn scar zones in Southern California, the Governor’s Office

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The Thomas Fire: Critical Public Information During California’s Historic Wildfire

April 24, 2018April 20, 2018 Shawn Boyd 0 Comments City of Ventura, Kelly Flanders, PIO, public information, Santa Barbara, Thomas Fire, Ventura County

From December 4th to December 22nd, 2017, the Thomas Fire cost more than 177 million dollars to fight, and forced

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State Coordinates Flood Response Resources Ahead of Incoming Storm in Santa Barbara, Ventura County Areas

March 19, 2018March 20, 2018 Shawn Boyd 0 Comments Debris Flow, Evacuation, Flooding, mandatory evacuation, mud flow, Santa Barbara, Storm, Ventura, weather

In response to an approaching winter storm and at the request of Santa Barbara County, the California Governor’s Office of

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Amber Anderson: At Home with the Santa Barbara Mudslide

January 23, 2018 Shawn Boyd 0 Comments floods, Montecito, mudslide, PIO, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara City Fire Department, santa barbara county, Thomas Fire

We sit down with Amber Anderson, an 18 year veteran firefighter, and 10 year veteran of the Santa Barbara City

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California Department of Tax and Fee Administration Offers Tax Relief for Businesses Impacted by Winter Storms and Mudslides

January 19, 2018January 18, 2018 Monica Vargas 1 Comment BOE, CDTFA, disaster relief, Santa Barbara, Thomas Fire, Ventura

Sacramento – The California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA) is offering tax relief to those impacted by the Thomas

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Montecito Mudslide US&R Update

January 16, 2018January 17, 2018 Shawn Boyd 1 Comment jeff bridges, Montecito, mudslide, Mudslides, Santa Barbara, starman, USAR

Mutual aid crews from around California continue to work at this hour to reopen Highway 101 in Santa Barbara, city

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