State of California

The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, also known as Cal Fire, is dedicated to serving and safeguarding the people of California while protecting the state's property and resources. With a focus on fire protection, all-hazard response, wildfire prevention, and natural resource management, Cal Fire works tirelessly to prevent and combat wildfires across the state. Through a combination of emergency response, fire prevention strategies, and community outreach, Cal Fire strives to enhance the resilience of California's forests and wildlands. With a commitment to innovation and excellence, Cal Fire continues to evolve its firefighting capabilities and remains at the forefront of wildfire prevention and management in the state. Generated from the website

Deadwood Conservation Camp #23, located in Fort Jones, California, plays a vital role in assisting the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) with wildfire suppression and emergency flood control. Established in 1962, the camp utilizes trained incarcerated hand crews to support community service and conservation projects throughout Siskiyou County. In addition to firefighting efforts, the camp offers various rehabilitative and educational programs, including substance abuse counseling and GED courses, aimed at preparing participants for successful reintegration into their communities. The camp also fosters a sense of self-worth and work ethic through community service initiatives and access to recreational activities. Generated from the website

The Agriculture Department of Forest Service in Fort Jones, CA, is a government agency responsible for overseeing agricultural activities within the forested areas of the region. They work to ensure sustainable land use practices, promote conservation efforts, and support the local farming community in their operations. Generated from their business information