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Quotes mentioning wildfire & emergency, from the most recent California meetings we have transcripts for. Show all topics.
1:25:23 Whether you live in our Oak Woodlands, or Alpine Forest, if you're a resident of Nevada County, then wildfire is on your mind, from community planning to defensible space, and green waste collection.Play from 1:25:23
Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District, CA ·
41:13 So you all recall the unfortunate wildfires of January 2025, the palisades and Franklin fires. the state made a decision to backfill local agencies that are municipalities, the city governments, the county governments, as well as school districts, and our district benefited from back from the state backfilling specifically property tax, we benefited in the realm of around $3 million…Play from 41:13
23:27 So, you know, a local wildfire or something would eat into our fire budget?Play from 23:27
1:00:27 …that face the county as a whole, which are dam failure, drought, Those individual plans are called annexes. earthquake, extreme cold, extreme heat, extreme wind, flooding, landslide, sea level rise, tsunami, and wildfire.Play from 1:00:27
Montara Water and Sanitary District, CA ·
56:51 It's about fire prevention. So, I wanted to briefly alert the board to a development concerning wild-fired, defensible space requirements that ultimately may affect district facilities.Play from 56:51
3:41:35 Emergency alerts. Alerts connecting point. alerts. In Nevada county defensible space. Is a year-round effort. Brazil threat know that on a red flag day, especially a fast moving wildfire can get outta control.Play from 3:41:35
44:44 The other big one that came out of nowhere was an effort by the investor-owned utilities, particularly Pacific Gas and Electric, to limit their liability and wildfires that are caused by their infrastructure, and this would have hurt…Play from 44:44
Alameda County Transportation Commission, CA ·
4:40 I think the biggest controversy at the very end of the session was the failure to pass the utility wildfire liability legislation. The assembly bulk at that this last minute, they will be holding some informational hearings through the fall and move on up right next year.Play from 4:40
1:59:15 The ordinance strength and site maintenance, fancy and active site requirements addresses noise, idling, and desks, clarifies red flag warning restrictions, and as a draft hydrant requirement for larger pools and water features.Play from 1:59:15
10:11 So not a good time to the emergency kit. The making a plan staying informed knowing your zone. Those are all wildfire related. They're relevant for the time.Play from 10:11
36:48 Maybe we can add something that says in particular in regard to, you know, very high fire, severity or something like that. That specifically speaks to your concern regarding the high fire hazard.Play from 36:48
1:52:50 El Cerrito Council Chamber: We have wildfire smoke that is expected to continue on. Not wildfire, prescribed burn. Good fire. We're glad for this, but it's still smoky, and all of our windows are open.Play from 1:52:50
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