Cedar Fire Anniversary Community Meeting
Scripps Ranch Fire Safe Community Expo
The Scripps Ranch Fire Safe Community Expo was held on October 29th.
Scripps Ranch July 4th 2024
Fire Safe Council Honors Yanni's Bar and Grill
Scripps Ranch welcomes State Senator Brian Jones
SRFSC Honorary Member
January 20, 2023
20 years ago, The Cedar Fire was burned 273,246 acres of land in San Diego County, during October and November 2003. Scripps Ranch was devasated by this event. 20 years later we haven't forgotten, nor have the men and women of San Diego's firefighting community, and important members of San Diego Police. We caught up with our thanks to members of San Diego Police at the 2023 Scripps Ranch 4th of July parade. Beginning at the left, Christina Santos, SD Police. Kristi Rayder Scripps Ranch Fire Safe Council, Capt. Mike Holden SDPD, Karen Herreros Scripps Ranch Fire Safe Council. We're grateful for all of the support our community gets from first responders.
SRFSC Honorary Member
January 20, 2023
The Scripps Ranch Fire Safe Council has a new honorary member, California State Assembly Member Brian Maienschein.
In 2003 and 2007, wildfires swept through his district, including Scripps Ranch devastating homes and businesses. Maienschein walked the burned-out neighborhood streets himself before constituents were allowed to return, developing a list of homes and businesses that had been destroyed.[8] In response to the fires, Maienschein created a one-stop disaster hub for victims to support and streamline rebuilding efforts, bringing together the all the government agencies and services for those impacted by fires.[9][10] The plan and programs Maienschein created are still national models for disaster response. We're proud to appoint him as an honorary member of The Council and we thank him for his great work in protecting Scripps Ranch.
Fire Safety Expo
October 15, 2022
Mayor Todd Gloria joined the Scripps Ranch Fire Safe Council, State Assembly member Brian Maienschein, Fire Chief Colin Stowell and several organizations -- including SDG&E, the American Red Cross and the Burn Institute -- at Jerabek Park on Saturday (10/15) to highlight the importance of community wildfire preparedness. We also previewed for residents the $4 million dollars’ worth of park improvements coming to Jerabek park thanks to state funding secured by Assemblymember Maienschein.
Fire Hazards are All Around Us
October 1, 2022
