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PLUMAS COUNTY 2021 WILDFIRES LONG-TERM RECOVERY PLAN COMMUNITY MEETINGS

Thursday, February 2

Plumas County, in collaboration with the Dixie Fire Collaborative, is planning upcoming community meetings February 18th through February 27th to discuss the 2021 wildfires long-term recovery plan process. Learn more about the current efforts to develop a countywide long-term recovery plan for the Dixie... Read More.

PCPH Wants to Hear How COVID and Wildfires Affected You

Monday, December 12

The Plumas County WILDFIRE and COVID-19 Pandemic survey is currently underway, and public health wants to hear from you.This survey aims to understand the effects of Wildfires and the COVID-19 Pandemic in Plumas County.Data collected from the Plumas County Wildfire and COVID-19 Pandemic Survey... Read More.

Smoke Returns to the Region as Wildfires Burn Nearby

Thursday, September 8

Amid a blazing persistent heatwave with temperatures surpassing 10 degrees above regular, wildfires surround the region of Lassen and Plumas County, with some smoke impacting the areas. Modoc County yesterday afternoon around 4 pm had a new start being called the Barnes Fire. Last... Read More.

CALFire Grants Beef Up Governor’s Investment to End CA Historic Wildfires

Monday, June 6

More CALFire grants to beef up the state’s wildfire prevention projects. Another nearly 120 million dollars have been allocated to fund 144 local wildfire prevention projects, going to local organizations like fire safe councils to address hazards of wildfire and reduction of risks near... Read More.

PG&E Offering to Remove Wood Debris from Trees It Cut Down for Safety During 2021 Wildfires

Tuesday, January 25

PG&E Offering to Remove Wood Debris from Trees It Cut Down for Safety During 2021 WildfiresPG&E Contacting Landowners to Offer Free Removal Service, Provide Permission Forms SAN FRANCISCO — In response to customer and community feedback, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) is offering customers... Read More.

Northern National Forests Close Due to Wildfires – Modoc Sheriff Responds

Saturday, August 21

Nine national forests close as over 1 million acres have been devastated by the extreme threat of wildfires. From now through Sept our local forests being closed to the public include: Lassen, Plumas, Shasta-Trinity, Modoc, Klamath, Lake Tahoe Basin Mgmt Unit, and the Lake... Read More.