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California has deployed firefighters throughout the West — supporting our fellow Americans as they battle destructive wildfires.
To all those on the front lines, we thank you for your service and sacrifice.
Answering the call beyond California.
CAL FIRE personnel and resources are supporting wildfire response efforts in Oregon and Washington, working alongside local, state, tribal, and federal partners.
Large wildfires remain active across both states, with thousands of people
California’s air and ground resources are working to attack the #GannFire in Calaveras County. Cal OES is supporting response efforts and working alongside CAL FIRE, local personnel, and Calaveras County emergency managers.
Visit http://oes.calaverasgov.us/notifications to sign up for emergency
With high temps continuing in the triple digits @NWS forecast, now’s the time to be prepared. Here’s some simple tips from @CalOES to help you stay cool and safe. Check out our latest blog post for more information visit http://news.caloes.ca.gov. ☀️
Temperatures are rising & we can stay prepared using CalHeatScore- let's understand heat risk & protect each other this summer. Find resources & warnings at your fingertips! ➡️ http://CalHeatScore.CalEPA.ca.gov
#Heatsafety #CalHeatScore #Staycool
Incident Management Team dispatched to Calaveras County
CAL FIRE Incident Management Team 6 has been assigned to the Gann Fire in Calaveras County to support the CAL FIRE Tuolumne-Calaveras Unit and ongoing suppression efforts. The team will assume command of the incident at 5
📣 Just announced: Hear special remarks from U.S. Senator @SenAlexPadilla at tomorrow's Secretary Speaker Series: Your Coast. Your Economy. Your Voice. Defending California's Coast from Federal Threats.
California's coast supports our economy, strengthens our communities, and
This map isn’t a prediction. It’s today’s reality.
Wildfire affects communities, ecosystems, infrastructure and lives across the West. Reducing the risk takes all of us.
Create defensible space. Prepare to evacuate. Stay informed. Prevent sparks.
Learn more:
⚠ Extreme heat is more than uncomfortable—it can be dangerous. With temperatures into the triple digits across California, take steps to protect yourself, your family, your pets and your neighbors.
🌡 Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water.
🏠 Limit outdoor activities during
With the weather starting to warm up across California, it’s important to stay hydrated and drink plenty of water!
Sign up for local emergency alerts and find more heat safety tips at http://ready.ca.gov
