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Trinity County Fire Safe Council @FireSafeTrinity
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National Interagency Fire Center
@NIFC_Fire
17 Jul 2023
Did you hear? The National Interagency Coordination Center at NIFC launched a NEW website --> nifc.gov/nicc Bookmark this page for current national wildfire statistics! #FireYear2023 #FirefightingResources
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Trinity County Fire Safe Council retweeted
airnow
@AIRNow
18 Jul 2023
#Wildfire smoke is continuing to impact large portions of the Southeast and New England today. Check out the AirNow Fire and Smoke Map to find your local air quality and steps you can take to protect your health. fire.airnow.gov/
Map of the United States on the AirNow Fire and Smoke Map at 8:30 a.m., July 18th. New England and Southeast have a Code Red (unhealthy), along with code Orange (unhealthy for sensitive groups) in neighboring areas.

ALT Map of the United States on the AirNow Fire and Smoke Map at 8:30 a.m., July 18th. New England and Southeast have a Code Red (unhealthy), along with code Orange (unhealthy for sensitive groups) in neighboring areas.

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Wednesday, July 26th, at 6 pm for Science on Tap at the Trinity County Brewing Company in Weaverville. Brook Thompson is our guest speaker this month. Her presentation is titled "Why we should Acknowledge Traditional Indigenous Knowledge."
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Have a fun and safe Fourth of July. The Trinity County Resource Conservation District and the Trinity County Fire Safe Council will be at the Weaverville Independence Day Parade on Main Street at 11:30AM on July 4. We hope to see you there!
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The Trinity County Resource Conservation District office, at 30 Horseshoe Lane, Weaverville, is closed July 3 through July 4. Our offices will be open again on Wednesday, July 5. Have a wonderful holiday!
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During a wildfire, power outages may occur. Ensure that you and your family are prepared beforehand to shelter in place or evacuate. Always listen to order given by emergency officials. #FirewiseFriday
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Do you know what to do with your livestock to prepare for or evacuate during a wildfire? Firefighters will do what they can but are not responsible for evacuating your livestock. By planning ahead, you can increase their chances of survival during a wildfire. #FirewiseFriday
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Spaces available for Weaverville Summer Day Camp! Join us at Weaverville Certified Farmers Market this week to learn more and ask questions about our exciting activities. Questions? Contact Duncan McIntosh at (530) 623-6004 ext 222 or dmcintosh@tcrcd.net.
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During a wildfire or other emergency, communications and Internet may be lost. If emergency officials signal an evacuation order, ensure that you have created paper maps with multiple evacuation routes. Find time to practice those routes. Stay safe and prepared! #FirewiseFriday
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The Trinity County Multi-Jurisdiction Hazard Mitigation Plan is being updated! Public meetings and a survey will guide discussions throughout the planning process. View the flier below for more information. Link to the online survey: forms.gle/jz5X54i6RDspaTCA9
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Join us for a beautiful day on the Trinity River, where you can ask questions about the restoration programs, projects, and techniques while enjoying the stunning surroundings. To secure your spot, RSVP with Rebekah Wolfinbarger at 530-623-6004 by June 14th.
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Do you live in a Firewise Community? Keep your eyes open for fall community meetings in your area to discuss what you and your neighbors can do to make your community more firewise! #FirewiseFriday
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Thank you all for working on your wildfire safety and preparedness during Wildfire Awareness Month. Although May is over, wildfire season is just beginning! Continue preparing and tuning into the TC Fire Safe Council for more fire safe events and tips. #WildfireAwarenessMonth
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Keep in mind the six "P's" to be ready for an evacuation order in your evacuation zone. Be sure to visit the TC Fire Safe Council's Know Your Zone tool to find out your evacuation zone. You can find the link and other resources at linktr.ee/tcrcd #WildfireAwarenessMonth
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Wednesday, June 28th, @ 6 pm, at the Trinity County Brewing Company in Weaverville. Botanist Aaron Sims will present "Exploring the Rare Plants of Trinity County," diving into the unique biodiversity and exceptional qualities that make Trinity County home to 180 rare plants.
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Today and everyday, we want to honor and mourn the U.S. military personnel who have died while serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. Excerpt from the Trinity Journal
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Although there's still snow in the Trinity Alps and the rivers are rushing, warm temperatures and low humidity can cause fire danger to increase rapidly by drying out fuels. View the next image to see how firefighters approximate fuel moisture content. #WildfireAwarenessMonth
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It's not new to us that we live in a landscape closely linked to wildfire, but did you know that Trinity County has experienced 4 out of the 20 largest wildfires in modern California history? View helpful resources we've compiled at linktr.ee/tcrcd #WildfireAwarenessMo
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As folks visit all of the beautiful campsites and trails that Trinity County has to offer this long weekend, we want to remind you of a few tips to help prevent wildfires while enjoying the outdoors. Photos taken around Trinity County #FirewiseFriday #WildfireAwarenessMonth
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Although we may not have experienced any significant fires yet this year in Trinity County, wildfires are occurring in other parts of the state, signaling the return of wildfire season. Stay safe, Trinity County! #WildfireAwarenessMonth
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