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Emergency services ratify local disaster declaration amid fire crisis

June 24, 2024 | Calaveras County, California



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Emergency services ratify local disaster declaration amid fire crisis
In a recent government meeting, officials discussed the impact of budget constraints on overtime pay, emphasizing the need for adjustments in the upcoming final budget. The conversation highlighted the importance of preparing for future challenges, particularly in light of recent emergency responses.

Supervisors praised the collaborative efforts of various departments during the recent Arrow Fire incident, which began on June 17, 2024. They commended the teamwork displayed by public works, environmental health, sheriff, fire services, and health and human services, noting that the community's response was commendable. One supervisor reflected on the progress made since 2015, expressing pride in the improvements in emergency response capabilities.

The board ratified a local state of emergency declaration related to the Arrow Fire, with unanimous support from the supervisors. The meeting concluded with acknowledgments of community efforts, including specialized transportation services provided for evacuees lacking transportation, showcasing the community's solidarity during the crisis. No public comments were received on the agenda items, and the meeting wrapped up without further business.

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