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Firefighters cope as climate change radically changes their jobs. VCFD Battalion Chief Robert Szczepanek shares more about extraordinary fire weather
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Firefighters cope as climate change radically changes their jobs. VCFD Battalion Chief Robert Szczepanek shares more about extraordinary fire weather
Firefighters say South Coast starting the most dangerous times of year for brush fires. VCFD Captain Ken VanWig shares more
Watch a short video of the highlights of the Welcome Ceremony and Pancake Breakfast as SPFD joined VCFD on July 21,
We never know when disasters will strike, but we can prepare for them. This year for National Preparedness Month, you
This weekend, 100s of 1000s in the US will enjoy the Labor Day holiday with family and friends around their
LEARNING THE ROPES—Members of the Ventura County Fire Department’s Urban Search and Rescue program regularly practice with their field equipment. Click
The Ventura County Aviation Unit will receive two firefighting aircraft in 2019, meant as upgrades to an aging fleet. Click here
A California-based team is trying to pin down what happens when evacuations and emergency notifications go out. They hope what they
Listen to Captain Brian McGrath, interviewed last week on radio station 103.3, The Vibe. He gives some great info on
As firefighters continue to battle blazes in California, NPR’s David Greene talks with Ventura County Fire Captain Steve Kaufmann about
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