CERT of Fairfield Ca

08/27/2020

Good evening community members, here is a quick wrap up:

* The entire LNU Lightning Complex Fire has burned approximately 360,000+ total acres and is 33% contained. There are currently no active LNU fires in Solano County.

* It is estimated that 108 residences and 247 structures are destroyed in Solano County due to the fire. The assessment is still ongoing.

* PG&E is working around the clock to restore power to the affected areas. PG&E estimates + - 950 power poles destroyed in Solano County (estimated repair cost $22.5 million). They have 35 crews working on regeneration of electricity. Approximately 1,000 + customers currently affected.

* Solano County Air Quality - “Moderate”

* Public works anticipates $3 million in road cost from fallen trees and guardrail damage.

* If you were impacted by the LNU Fire please visit solanocountyrecovers.org for information and other resources.

* We are rigorously pursuing repopulation of the evacuated areas. Tune in tomorrow for an update.

12/19/2018

Happy holidays to all our CERT members. Please be safe out there.

08/18/2018

Come and stop by and see us at the Tomato Festival.

02/10/2018

Here is the link for the Cert application for our next academy. We will be closing the application period in the next few days.
Share this post or tag a friend who is interested!

01/17/2018

Please follow the link and get your application in. This is a great way to support you community. Even better, you are better prepared to help your family in time of crisis!
Message us for more details!

12/27/2017

Please share this information with friends and neighbors. There are far too many fires in California not to consider taking this class. And it's FREE! Apply online
www.fairfield.ca.gov/gov/depts/fire/cert

12/11/2017

CERT has become a highly sought after course by citizen groups, school systems and community members to train individuals how to handle emergencies and disaster. The fact is, immediately after a major disaster, each of us will be on our own while Emergency Service Personnel (Fire Department, Paramedics and Hospital, etc,) figure out what happened and how to best to respond.

A Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) is a ready group of organized and trained volunteers that operate at the neighborhood level. They are prepared to be self-sustaining for five days following a large disaster.
When disaster strikes, CERT volunteers spring into action: they take care of themselves,their family, check on neighbors, suppress small fires, conduct light search and rescue and provide emergency medical aid and psychological comfort to their neighbors.
You ask how can I become a part of CERT?

If you live or work in Fairfield, you can participate in the free training program sponsored by the City of Fairfield Fire Department. Participants will receive training, practice and learn how to work as a team in their neighborhoods in the event of an emergency. No prior experience or training is necessary and there is no fee for the training program.

Please share this information with friends and neighbors. There are far too many fires in California not to consider taking this class. And it's FREE! Apply online
www.fairfield.ca.gov/gov/depts/fire/cert

12/11/2017

Here is another opportunity be get your ham radio license. Please share!

08/06/2017

Please consider become a Ham Radio Operator!

04/06/2017

Be safe everyone!

💨 "I don't think we're in Kansas anymore Toto." 🌪

Hold on to your hats and secure your fences! The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory and/or high wind warning for all of Solano County starting tonight through early Saturday. Sustained winds of 45 mph with gusts to 65 mph are expected. Watch out for downed power lines, trees and debris in the roadways. Ensure your pets are in a safe and secured area; downed fences often lead to stray animals. Take the time to prepare yourself now in the event of a power outage. Charge your phones📱and put new batteries in your flash lights. 🔦

02/09/2017

CERT MEMBERS!!
FR:FFD
SUBJ:CERT Activation !
MSG:I need a couple of members to help an elderly woman fill & place some sand bags. Call 580-1738 if you can help.
Per Capt Bill

02/04/2017

Please take a look at road conditions.
Please be vigilant..

01/12/2017

Our very own CERT coordinator received the Fire Officer of the Year award. Congratulations to Captain Bill!!!!

Congratulations to the Fairfield Fire Department 2016 Employees of the Year!

Fire Captain Bill Limneos – Fire Officer of the Year
Firefighter/Paramedic Lorin Adams – Firefighter of the Year
Reserve Chase Diaz – Reserve Firefighter of the Year
Dispatcher Teri Giles – First Alarm Award

01/09/2017

https://www.facebook.com/dschindler2/posts/10210500016650556

Rainfall is upon us here in Solano County! There are multiple roadways which are currently closed due to the heavy rainfall. Remember a mere six inches of moving water can sweep an adult off their feet, 12 inches of moving water can carry away a small car and 18 inches of moving water can carry away even large SUVs! If you see a large body of water in the road remember, Turn Around, Don't Drown. Find an alternate way to head to your destination. Below is a list of areas currently closed in the unincorporated areas of Solano County:

Lewis Road from Hay Road to Fry Road is currently closed due to flooding.
Meridian Road North at Midway Road intersection is currently closed due to flooding.
Meridian Road between Hawkins Road and Elmira Road is currently closed due to flooding.
Winters Road 0.5 miles north of Allendale Road is currently one foot underwater.
Sievers Road between Pitt School Road and Curry Road is currently closed due to flooding.
Ledgewood Road between Suisun Valley Road and Mankas Corner Road is currently closed due to flooding.
Cement Hill Road near the Cement Plant is partially flooded.
Hwy 113 between Rio Vista and Dixon is flooded in multiple spots. It is recommended to take alternative routes due to the heavy rainfall.
Pedrick Road south of Vaughn Road is heavily flooded.
Oday Road/Nunes Road from Eastbound 80 to Dixon Avenue is closed due to flooding.
Delhi Road from the Levee to Liberty Island Road is closed due to flooding.
Halley Road between Sweeney Road and Thissel Road is closed due to flooding.
4:30pm: Abernathy Road at Mankas Corner Road is beginning to flood.
4:30pm: Midway Road at Porter Road is beginning to flood.
4:41pm: Fox Road between Hawkins Road and the Railroad tracks is beginning to flood.
8:31pm: Gates Canyon Road at Pleasants Valley Road is now closed except to residents due to water volume.

Remember to drive safely and report any hazardous roadway conditions on the Solano County Sheriff's Office non-emergency line at 707-421-7090. This list will be updated as we receive more information.