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Prescribed Burns Begin at Paradise Lake for Fire Prevention and Safety

Sunday, April 13

Prescribed burning is expected to start again tomorrow, Monday, April 14 at Paradise Lake in the Lucretia Road area near Magalia, conditions permitting.Firefighters on the Plumas National Forest Feather River Ranger District plan to treat approximately 41 acres of pile burning and underburning in... Read More.

Greenville Public Safety Center Moves to Construction Phase

Thursday, April 10

The Greenville Public Safety Center has been approved for the next phase - which is construction.Adam Cox, executive director of the Indian Valley Community Services District, announced that the planned Public Safety Center in Greenville had been issued a special use permit. “One hurdle... Read More.

Sierra County Declares Emergency Over Gray Wolf Presence Amid Safety Concerns

Wednesday, April 2

Yesterday, April 1, 2025, the Sierra County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution declaring a local state of emergency due to the confirmed presence of California gray wolves within county boundaries. This declaration reflects growing concern not only for livestock and rural livelihoods... Read More.

Feather River Land Trust Enhances Safety with New AED Installation

Wednesday, March 26

At the end of February, Feather River Land Trust staff installed a new Automated External Defibrillator (AED) at our Nature Center in Sierra Valley. The AED was donated by CoroMed Project 365 AED, a program that donates AEDs to qualifying organizations.“The donated equipment will... Read More.

Spring Road Openings in Modoc National Forest: How You Can Help Ensure Safety

Monday, March 17

As spring approaches, seasonal forest roads in the Modoc National Forest and other trailhead access roads that were not maintained during the winter are set to open over the next few months. To ensure these roads are safe and accessible, assistance is appreciated in... Read More.

Keep Roads Clear During Storms to Avoid Towing and Ensure Safety

Sunday, March 16

🚨 Public Service Announcement 🚨Due to the ongoing storms in our area, we want to remind everyone: Parking or leaving your vehicle on the road or street right of way in a way that hinders snow removal will result in your vehicle being towed... Read More.

Juvenile Injured in Susanville Traffic Collision: Safety Tips for Drivers and Pedestrians

Saturday, March 15

According to a statement by the Susanville Police Department, officers responded to the intersection of Main Street and Grand Avenue on a report of a vehicle versus pedestrian traffic collision about 12:30 p.m. Friday March 14.An investigation is being conducted into this traffic collision... Read More.

Solo Skier Rescued on Mount Shasta Highlights Backcountry Safety Essentials

Tuesday, March 11

On Friday, March 7th, at approximately 6:17 p.m., the Siskiyou County Sheriff's Office Dispatch Team received a call from a skier that had injured his leg in a skiing accident at approximately 10,000 feet on Mount Shasta.The reporting party, a 39-year-old male, was an... Read More.

Modoc Sheriff Urges Action Against Rising Gray Wolf Threat to Livestock and Safety

Tuesday, March 11

Modoc County is taking action in response to the increasing threat posed by gray wolves, which have been linked to multiple livestock deaths since late December. Sheriff Tex Dowdy has formally requested that the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) take immediate measures... Read More.

Annual Livestock Pass Training Empowers Ranchers with Fire Safety Skills

Thursday, March 6

Sheriff LaRue participated in the 4th annual Livestock Pass Training hosted by UCCE Siskiyou, aimed at commercial ranchers and livestock owners. The training spanned four hours and covered essential topics such as fire behavior, the evacuation process, and safety considerations. It also highlighted the... Read More.

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Prescribed Burns Begin at Paradise Lake for Fire Prevention and Safety

Greenville Public Safety Center Moves to Construction Phase

Sierra County Declares Emergency Over Gray Wolf Presence Amid Safety Concerns

Feather River Land Trust Enhances Safety with New AED Installation

Spring Road Openings in Modoc National Forest: How You Can Help Ensure Safety

Keep Roads Clear During Storms to Avoid Towing and Ensure Safety

Juvenile Injured in Susanville Traffic Collision: Safety Tips for Drivers and Pedestrians

Solo Skier Rescued on Mount Shasta Highlights Backcountry Safety Essentials

Modoc Sheriff Urges Action Against Rising Gray Wolf Threat to Livestock and Safety

Annual Livestock Pass Training Empowers Ranchers with Fire Safety Skills

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