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GREEN FIRE UPDATE

Thursday, July 10

GREEN FIRE UPDATE for July 10, 2025Currently, 496 personnel are assigned to the incident, including seven highly skilled Type 1 and two Type 2 hand crews. Resources also include five Type 1 helicopters, one each of Type 2 and Type 3 helicopters, 16 Type... Read More.

Green Fire Update July 6 2025 Progress and Response Efforts

Sunday, July 6

GREEN FIRE UPDATE for 7-6-2025 Helicopters are working to slow the progression of the fireWe have two type 1 helicopters and one type 2 helicopter assigned to the incident. They will be dropping water in active areas to slow the progression of the fire. On... Read More.

Chester Green Waste Program Opens May 9 with Potential Rate Increase

Thursday, April 24

Plumas County Public Works announces that the Chester green waste program is set to open for the summer season Friday, May 9, weather permitting. The program is located at the Chester Transfer Station, 3 Chester Dump Road at highways 36 and A-13, 6 miles east... Read More.

Switch to Green: Lassen County’s New Voucher Program for Eco-Friendly Lawn Equipment

Thursday, December 19

Lassen County Air Pollution Control District is offering a program for Commercial, Non-profit, and Public entities in Lassen County. This program provides vouchers to help reduce the cost of replacing existing gas- or diesel-powered lawn and garden equipment with battery-operated zero-emission equipment. Eligible applicants... Read More.

EV Chargers Coming to Dame Shirley Plaza in Quincy: A Step Toward Green Infrastructure

Monday, October 7

Quincy is set to receive a boost in electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure as part of a new project planned for Dame Shirley Plaza. The Plumas County Transportation Commission (PCTC) has been awarded a grant to develop an EV infrastructure master plan. Although the project... Read More.

Quincy Biomass Waste Facility Project Takes Aim at Green Biomass Challenges

Friday, February 16

Plumas Firesafe Council is spearheading a project to establish a biomass waste facility in Quincy, extending its reach to more towns in the county.During a presentation to the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday morning, the project manager from the Firesafe Council outlined a comprehensive... Read More.

Caltrans District 2 Helps Prioritize Project to Make Greenville “Green” Again

Thursday, July 13

A Caltrans project will make Greenville green again after the devastation of the Dixie Fire in 2021. When the fire tore through in early August it destroyed nearly three-quarters of the town, including homes and many businesses, leaving behind only a few trees and... Read More.

Greenville Students Get Green Light to Return to Campus Next School Year

Monday, March 21

Greenville Elementary and High School students get the green light to return back to their campuses next school year. Large progress on Dixie fire debris cleanup and infrastructure replacement has been completed that the Plumas Unified School district board has approved the return of... Read More.

From Black to Green

Tuesday, November 2

From Black to Green: Riparian Corridors: Where there is water, there is life. Riparian corridors include species that are adapted to two extremes –flooding as well as fire. Species such as shining willow (Salix lasiandra, top left) contain air cavities that stockpile oxygen absent from... Read More.

THE CHP GETS ‘GREEN LIGHT’ FOR ITS STATEWIDE DUI CAMPAIGN

Friday, October 29

THE CHP GETS ‘GREEN LIGHT’ FOR ITS STATEWIDE DUI CAMPAIGN SACRAMENTO, Calif. – The California Highway Patrol (CHP) and the California Office of Traffic Safety are partnering on a campaign aimed at reducing the number of crashes caused by impaired drivers. The Impaired Driving Reduction (IDR) education... Read More.

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GREEN FIRE UPDATE

Green Fire Update July 6 2025 Progress and Response Efforts

Chester Green Waste Program Opens May 9 with Potential Rate Increase

Switch to Green: Lassen County’s New Voucher Program for Eco-Friendly Lawn Equipment

EV Chargers Coming to Dame Shirley Plaza in Quincy: A Step Toward Green Infrastructure

Quincy Biomass Waste Facility Project Takes Aim at Green Biomass Challenges

Caltrans District 2 Helps Prioritize Project to Make Greenville “Green” Again

Greenville Students Get Green Light to Return to Campus Next School Year

From Black to Green

THE CHP GETS ‘GREEN LIGHT’ FOR ITS STATEWIDE DUI CAMPAIGN

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