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Did someone say a major clean energy milestone?👀 Tune in to see another step towards California's clean energy future!
LIVE NOW: I'm announcing new savings for California car buyers and a major milestone for our state's clean energy future. https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1NxarrbqeYNKj
Wildfires can spread faster than expected. Leaving early helps keep you and first responders safer.
TIP: If officials tell you to evacuate, leave immediately.
Don't wait to see what happens.
Wildfire smoke can make it harder to breathe, irritate your eyes, nose and throat and lead to health issues. @Cal_OES encourages everyone to protect themselves from smoke. Check out some tips below.
I just proclaimed a State of Emergency for Calaveras County in response to the ongoing Gann fire.
With this, I'm authorizing @Cal_OES and state agencies to provide additional assistance to support firefighting efforts in the area.
California submitted formal comments opposing the federal administration's unprecedented review of the state's Coastal Management Program.
Now we're encouraging everyone who cares about our coast to participate in the federal public comment process. https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2026/06/26/2026-12907/evaluation-of-the-california-coastal-management-program-notice-of-public-meetings-request-for#p-8
Coordinated attack on the Gann Fire
CAL FIRE is conducting a coordinated attack on the Gann Fire, utilizing both air and ground resources to aggressively contain the fire.
As of this morning, more than 2,700 personnel are assigned to the incident.
Assigned resources include:
When it comes to evacuations, preparation and awareness can make all the difference. @Cal_OES encourages you to stay informed by listening to local authorities, signing up for emergency alerts, and practicing your evacuation plan.
Know the signs of heat exhaustion. Heavy sweating, dizziness, headache, nausea, weakness and muscle cramps can be warning signs. If you feel these symptoms, stop, move to a cooler place, hydrate and cool your body.
🚨 If symptoms worsen or include confusion, loss of
Live in California?
Here’s how you can prepare before a wildfire:
👉🏽Make a plan
👉🏽Pack a Go Bag
👉🏽Learn multiple evacuation routes
👉🏽Help friends and neighbors
👉🏽Sign up for local alerts at http://ready.ca.gov
