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June 2021 Newsletter
If you look up the definition of fear, there are thousands of definitions. The best way to dispel fear is to be prepared, do everything you can to be prepared for whatever it is you fear. Here are 10 additional home preparedness tips to help you be prepared for a disaster of any type: –…
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BE PREPARED – oh wait, haven’t we hear that before? IT’S FIRE SEASON – oh wait, we’ve heard that before also, only difference now is that fire season has been declared year round. Which takes us back to BE PREPARED! As I drive around our community I see so many things that make me concerned:…
Read MoreMarch 2021 Newsletter
We all know over the past year SDG&E has had to declare Public Safety Power Shutoffs for various reasons, primarily related to potential fire hazards. But they also offer some assistance for certain things during these times for example, if you have a medical device that requires power and fit other criteria, it may be…
Read MoreFEBRUARY NEWSLETTER 2021
Help us clean up our wonderful community. I hope this finds you all safe and sane. It’s a difficult time to get things done for sure. However, that said, the Scripps Ranch Fire Safe Council has some projects in the works. One we would like your help on. We are hoping in the next several…
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This appeared in the April 2017 Scripps Ranch Community Association Newsletter: APRIL 2017 NEWSLETTER After many years of drought, California is getting soaked with record breaking rainfall. Subsequently, a series of storms that have dumped snow and rain in our county and Southern California have resulted in the wettest December in years and there is…
Read MoreFire Safe Council Awarded!
And the winner is: The Fire Safe Council of San Diego County held its 12th annual Volunteer Awards Luncheon this June. Scripps Ranch Fire Safe Council was prominently honored for their efforts to keep their communities – and San Diego – fire-safe.
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