‘Fire Season is Coming, is Your Home Ready?’
This is a press release from a Fire Safety Friday organizer:
A group of Garberville residents have taken the initiative and will share what they have learned from fire safety experts across California. Join us on March 25th to find out how to make your home, and our whole community, more resilient to better survive the next wildfire event.
Look for us on the Garberville Town Square from noon till 4pm. There will be free support materials available to help you identify the most critical steps you can take to harden your home against wildfire. See a satellite map of Garberville to identify the vulnerabilities in your area of town and make a plan on how you will respond. Check out a home model showing before and after home hardening treatment. And watch a video screening of an ember storm to help visualize how embers can start a fire in and around your home.
Learn about the Cal-Fire Home Assessment from a Cal-Fire Home Inspector who will be there to help you. This is your chance to sign-up for a fire safety home inspection.
Join us on March 25th for Fire Safety Friday from Noon till 4pm On the Garberville Town Square and help make our community more fire safe.
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POM,
I was hoping to ask you a question, that is unfortunately, somewhat Covid19 related… If you don’t mind…
Do you think that the HCDPH has “weighted” all the Covid19 test candidates properly, or more directly, do you think that they have actually not “weighted” all of the test candidates properly?
You made it sound like you may have had some education or training in that area of expertise.
I’m not sure who else to ask.
And, are you aware of any way to confirm it, one way, or the other?
Thank you.
I spoke of it, with the JIC, trying to confirm that the daily test candidates WERE being “weighted’ properly, (or not), but it seemed that they had no idea WHAT I was talking about. Which seemed to confirm my suspicions that the daily test candidates were in fact, NOT, being “weighted” properly.