Citizen Portal
Sign In

Yuba City honors firefighters for raising $20,233 for Firefighters’ Burn Institute

Yuba City Council · December 5, 2025

Get AI-powered insights, summaries, and transcripts

Subscribe
AI-Generated Content: All content on this page was generated by AI to highlight key points from the meeting. For complete details and context, we recommend watching the full video. so we can fix them.

Summary

The council presented a certificate and plaque to Yuba City Fire Department and union members after a Fill the Boot fundraiser that raised $20,233.38 for the Firefighters’ Burn Institute; Institute staff described programs supported by donations and presented a therapy dog 'Booth.'

The Yuba City Council recognized local firefighters and the Firefighters’ Burn Institute after a recent Fill the Boot fundraiser raised $20,233.38.

Mayor read a certificate praising Local 3793’s fundraising effort and presented it to union representatives. Joe, speaking for the Firefighters’ Burn Institute, described the organization’s 50+ year history, partnerships with UC Davis and Shriners, recent support including a $150,000 donation toward a laser for burn care, and survivor programs such as a "little heroes" burn camp. The Institute presented a 2025 plaque to the Yuba City Fire Department and introduced Booth, a therapy dog that attends camps and hospital visits.

Corey Jacobson accepted the award on behalf of the union and thanked sponsors including Chipotle and Dunkin’ Donuts for volunteer support. Council praised the department and the community for the fundraising milestone and applauded staff and volunteers.