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On June 3, 2010 the Marin County Fire Chief’s Association announced a new program to educate residents on the threats posed by wildfire and to provide a wildfire action plan that gives residents the tools to prepare themselves, their family and their homes from the devastating effects of a wildfire. Click on the following link to the chief Ready, Set Go web site for more information.
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| Marin County Fire and Novato Fire Consolidate Fire Prevention Services | The Novato Fire District and the Marin County Fire Department announce a functional consolidation of their fire prevention bureaus for a one-year trial period. The consolidation creates a larger regional fire prevention bureau serving the North Bay communities of the Marin County Fire Department and the Novato Fire District. The combined fire prevention bureau features enhanced fire prevention and risk reduction capabilities. These improved capabilities include construction and fire sprinkler plan checks, public information and education, fire investigation, construction and compliance inspection services, local ordinance, code, and standards development and wildland urban interface risk reduction services. Read the press release here...
| | Chief Massucco Awarded California Fire Chief of the Year | Marin County Fire Department Fire Chief Kenneth Massucco was awarded the honor of Fire Chief of the Year for 2009 by CALCHIEFS, the California Fire Chiefs Association, September 28, 2009.
All of the members of Marin County Fire Department want to thank CALChiefs for honoring Chief Massucco. His dedication and leadership helps to make Marin County Fire Department an efficient, welcoming workplace and an unparalleled emergency services provider. Congratulations "Mazz."
| | Now you can follow Marin County Fire on Twitter! |
| | Swine Influenza Information | Marin residents looking for information on the Swine Flu outbreak and updates from Marin Health and Human Services should visit www.marinflu.org.
| | Angel Fire Investigation Rules Out Natural Causes | Fire investigators have determined that the wildfire on Angel Island State Park was caused by human activity, by ruling out natural ignition sources. Investigators are working to determine the exact cause of the fire and locate those involved.
| | Angel Fire 100% Contained |
Beginning tomorrow, most of the firefighters will be departing the island – some will likely be deployed to new fires in Southern California.
A total of 380 acres were scorched in the Park after the fire erupted Sunday evening just before 9 PM. Firefighters worked tirelessly through the night to protect dozens of historic buildings. Efforts to manage the invasive vegetation over the years contributed significantly to their successful efforts.
See the full Press Release here...
| | Angel Fire 90% Contained | The Angel Fire on Angel Island State Park is now 90% contained, at 380 acres. Full containment is expected by 1800 hours October 14, 2008. Please check the Incident Information Page for the most up-to-date information and press releases.
| | Angel Fire Perimeter Map - 10/16/08, Revised |
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Ken
Massucco,
Fire Chief
(415) 499-6717
Rich Lopez,
Deputy Chief
(415) 499-6717
Battalion Chiefs
(415) 499-6717
Fax (415) 507-2969
Jason Weber,
Training
(415) 499-3742
Mike Giannini, EMS
(415) 507-2595
Scott Alber,
Fire Marshal
(415) 499-6566
Fax (415) 499-4246
Kent Julin,
Forester
(415) 499-3759
Fax (415) 499-4246
Tim Walsh,
Fire Crew
(415) 717-1521
Phoenicia Thomas, Finance
(415) 507-2631
Kellie Moore, Finance
(415) 507-2731 |
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