The District’s mission is: "Committed to serving the needs of Amador County with professionalism, integrity and vision"
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Stations
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Paid and Volunteer First Responders
2,000+
Emergencies Answered Each Year
491
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****ALERT FROM SUTTER CREEK PD****
PARTS OF AMADOR COUNTY TO BE IMPACTED BY PG&E PLANNED POWER OUTAGES TONIGHT
Planned outages are planned in parts of Amador County starting this evening because of anticipated dangerous wind conditions.
Please remember some of the important tips below, and above all else, spread the word, check the PG&E website, and think about family, friends and neighbors who might need a hand and don't have Internet access.
WHAT TO DO BEFORE AN OUTAGE:
Have key supplies on hand
Flashlights for the household
Battery-powered or crank radio
Batteries in various sizes
Mobile phone as backup if your landline will not work
Cash and a full tank of gas
Follow important safety tips
Have an emergency plan in place, including pets
Avoid using candles during an outage
Know how to manually open your garage or any electric door
Unplug or turn off appliances & electronics to avoid damage
WHEN POWER IS RESTORED
Check on your neighbors
Take precautions when using a generator
Follow all instructions
Test before using
Position where exhaust can vent safely
Do not run a portable generator in the rain
Do not store fuel inside the house
Please see the link below. It has a detailed map on areas that are anticipated to be shut off. Remember, the map may change, so check it often.
BE SAFE AND STAY CALM
pge.com/pspupdates
Stay safe!
Amador Fire is proud to announce we are now part of the SAVE program which is a victim assistance program through the California Fire Foundation.
Supplying Aid to Victims of Emergency (SAVE) provides emergency financial aid to fire and natural disaster victims. Firefighters throughout California distribute gift cards to eligible victims so they may purchase basic necessities such as food, clothing or medicine.
Here is a short video of the program:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvghJkuMH34#action=share
Your Amador Firefighter as a part of the state wide master mutual aid plan are out helping at fires across the state. Currently our water tender has been reassigned from the #LoyaltonFire to the #NorthComplexFire. E5223 is part of a Cal Fire Strike team in Santa Cruz County at the #czulightnightcomplex working tirelessly in an effort to help control the fire. Amador Fire thanks all our member for their efforts and their time away from home to help across the state. While these members are out of county, our firefighters are also covering home base here in Amador County. All stations are fully staffed and operational. #2020fireseason
Stay safe we are praying for your safe 🙏 return
Be safe all the fire fighters!!
My nephew Luke Kwoka is helping to fight this awful fire🙁
Please stay safe,no matter where you are. <3
Stay safe everyone!
Be safe out there! 🙏❤️
As a new resident of Amador County I appreciate Amador Fire and everything you and your volunteers do . Please stay safe wherever you may be ....
Thank you be safe
Thank you! GODSPEED
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Stay safe..
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