Cal Fire

The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection Station 41 in Santa Rosa, CA, known as Cal Fire, serves and safeguards the people of California by protecting property and resources. With a focus on fire prevention, all-hazard response, and natural resource management, Cal Fire is dedicated to preventing wildfires and providing emergency services across the state. Through a commitment to innovation and aerial firefighting capabilities, Cal Fire remains at the forefront of wildfire resilience and forest health. With a team of dedicated employees, Cal Fire works tirelessly to enforce sustainable practices, reforest woodlands, and respond to emergencies in order to protect California's wildlands and communities. Generated from the website

The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection works to protect people, property and more than 30 million acres of wildland. It maintains a team of more than 15 employees that include directors, executives, officers and support staff. The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection provides various volunteer opportunities. It publishes articles and magazines on issues related to safety. The department is equipped with fire engines, bulldozers, crew carrying and insect control vehicles, mobile kitchen units and trailers. The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection s communications division provides information about watersheds, socio-economic conditions and forest-related climate changes. Established in 1905, the department responds to emergency calls and maintains a location in Santa Rosa, Calif. Its fire academy offers training in the areas of law enforcement, fire protection, and resource and fire crew management.

The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire) in Guerneville, CA, serves and safeguards the people of California, protecting property and resources across the state. With a focus on fire prevention, natural resource management, and all-hazard response, Cal Fire is dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of communities. Through a combination of emergency response, wildfire prevention, and research and development, Cal Fire works tirelessly to combat wildfires and promote forest health. With a commitment to innovation and community engagement, Cal Fire remains at the forefront of firefighting efforts in California. Generated from the website