Pine Canyon Fire Station

The Fire Station in King City, CA is part of the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE), offering fire protection services and all-hazard response. They work to prevent wildfires, manage natural resources, provide grants, and conduct research and development in fire safety outreach. Through their Hired Equipment Program, CAL FIRE supplements its resources by hiring equipment and services from the private sector to meet the needs of emergency incidents. Prospective suppliers can access terms and conditions for entering into an Emergency Equipment Rental Agreement (EERA) with CAL FIRE to support their mission of protecting the state's residents and landscapes. Generated from the website

Gabilan Conservation Camp #38 is a joint operation between the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) and the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE). Located in Soledad, California, the camp's primary mission is to support emergency response teams during fires, floods, and other natural or manmade disasters. Gabilan Conservation Camp #38 is equipped to operate six Type 1 Fire Crews and conducts annual fire crew preparedness exercises to ensure readiness for the fire season. The camp also engages in community service projects and hazard fuel reduction efforts in collaboration with local governments, state, and federal agencies in San Benito, Monterey, Santa Clara, and San Luis Obispo Counties. These projects include habitat restoration, reforestation, erosion control, and maintenance of greenbelts and hiking trails. Gabilan Conservation Camp #38 also provides feeding operations at emergency incidents through its Mobile Kitchen Unit, capable of serving up to 3,000 breakfasts and/or dinners to staff assigned to the emergency.Generated from the website

The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire) serves and safeguards the people, property, and resources of California, with a total of 194,947 emergency responses, including 576 wildfires and 2,574 acres burned. Cal Fire's mission includes fire protection, all-hazard response, wildfire prevention, natural resource management, grants, research, and fire safety outreach. With a commitment to wildfire resilience and forest health, Cal Fire implements proven fire prevention strategies, sustainable logging practices, and reforestation efforts after catastrophic events. The agency's dedication to preventing wildfires in California's wildlands, along with its varied emergency services in 36 counties, reflects its ongoing mission to adapt and respond to evolving wildfire challenges. Generated from the website