California Fire Foundation

Founded in 1987, Mule Creek State Prison is spread over an area of more than 800 acres. It houses over 3,500 inmates and is a part of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, which is administered by the State of California. The prison offers a safe, secure and disciplined environment for criminal offenders. It administers training programs in coffee roasting, laundry, meat processing and digital mapping. The prison conducts various vocational programs in the fields of computer technology, electrical maintenance, graphic arts, small engine repair, welding, landscaping and gardening, and air conditioning and refrigeration. It offers religious and victim awareness programs. Mule Creek State Prison additionally administers English as a Second Language and literacy programs. It conducts parenting and creative conflict resolution classes for inmates.

The Public Works Department is a division of the city of Woodland, Calif., and offers a range of services and programs. The department s engineering division provides transportation and traffic engineering, development services, design, infrastructure construction, inspection and utilities engineering services. Its operations and maintenance department provides maintenance of the city's street system, including signs and markings, sidewalk, curb and gutter and provides traffic signals and street lights repairing services. The Public Works Department also provides emergency services in the time of storms and other natural disasters. It fleet and facilities maintenance division is responsible for the administration and operation of the municipal garage and the maintenance of all City vehicles and equipments. Additionally, the department provides waste water treatment and recycling services for residents.