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First elected to the Fire District Board of Directors in 2010, Victor Hernandez moved to Truckee in 1997 after living on the west shore of Lake Tahoe since 1978. Hernandez has been teaching EMT courses at the Sierra College Truckee campus since 1995 and retired from North Tahoe Fire Protection District in 2009 after working there for 23 years. During his time living in the Tahoe area, Hernandez also worked at Homewood Ski Area (1981-1989), North Lake Pediatrics (1988-2002), and for the US Forest Service (1981-1985). He has held positions on numerous committees throughout his career in fire and emergency medical service.
From Sierra Sun...
Truckee Fire is now accepting applications for the Community Wildfire Prevention Grant Program. This funding opportunity made possible through Measure T, supports local efforts to reduce wildfire risk, improve forest health, and enhance community preparedness.
The Nevada County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution on Tuesday, Feb. 11, adopting the Truckee Fire Protection District's (TFPD) Capital Improvement Plan, Mitigation Fee Annual Expenditure Plan, and 5-Year Findings Report for fiscal year 2024/25. The plan includes annual inflationary adjustments to Development Impact Mitigation Fees, commonly known as AB 1600 Fees.
One of the most essential features for the delivery of fire protection services is fire apparatus access. We need to be able to get to the emergency to stop the loss. If we cannot get our firefighters, emergency technicians and tools to the job, it can be very challenging to change the outcome. Fire apparatus and emergency vehicle access is important for all our calls for service including but not limited to medical aids, vehicle accidents, fires, and hazardous condition calls.
From YubaNet...
Tahoe Prosperity Center (TPC) installed a critical wildfire detection camera on Donner Summit last month thanks to the generous support of the community.
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