California Madness!

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News Flash! Aircraft crash on Cal Highway 101!
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Democrat Governor Jerry Brown refused to pay for the removal of dead trees, which are a fire hazard. Many people are now dead because he would rather give money to help illegal aliens than help is own citizens.
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Democrat Governor Jerry Brown refused to pay for the removal of dead trees, which are a fire hazard. Many people are now dead because he would rather give money to help illegal aliens than help is own citizens.
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Senate Bill 1463 would have prolonged the safety work already going on by requiring the participation of certain entities, which was unnecessary because CAL FIRE was already a party to the proceeding, and local governments and fire departments could also participate.

In fact, [at] the time the vetoed legislation was introduced, the CPUC and CAL FIRE were already deeply engaged in an ongoing fire safety rulemaking process (R.15-05-006, Rulemaking to Develop and Adopt Fire-Threat Maps and Fire-Safety Regulations). Phase 1 of this effort began in 2013 and was completed in 2015. Phase 2 implemented new fire safety regulations in high priority areas of the state as called for in the vetoed legislation, thus making the bill redundant. In January 2018, the Statewide Fire-Threat Map was approved.

Further, the CPUC and CAL FIRE signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in August 2017 that further bolstered our relationship. The MOU increased information sharing and investigative resources between the two organizations.

CAL FIRE, as first responders, provides findings and immediate facts to the CPUC. The CPUC follows after the event to conduct in-depth investigations if utility involvement is suspected. Key points of the MOU include: Developing consistent approaches to forest management, wildfire prevention, public safety, and energy programs; Assist one another in preparing for, responding to, and mitigating the effects of wildfires; Deepening awareness of the requirements and goals of each other’s programs; and Creation of Interagency Fire Safety Working Group to vet ideas and develop programmatic solutions to shared goals in the interest of fire safety and resource protection.
 
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xUT said:
Senate Bill 1463 would have prolonged the safety work already going on by requiring the participation of certain entities, which was unnecessary because CAL FIRE was already a party to the proceeding, and local governments and fire departments could also participate.

In fact, [at] the time the vetoed legislation was introduced, the CPUC and CAL FIRE were already deeply engaged in an ongoing fire safety rulemaking process (R.15-05-006, Rulemaking to Develop and Adopt Fire-Threat Maps and Fire-Safety Regulations). Phase 1 of this effort began in 2013 and was completed in 2015. Phase 2 implemented new fire safety regulations in high priority areas of the state as called for in the vetoed legislation, thus making the bill redundant. In January 2018, the Statewide Fire-Threat Map was approved.

Further, the CPUC and CAL FIRE signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in August 2017 that further bolstered our relationship. The MOU increased information sharing and investigative resources between the two organizations.

CAL FIRE, as first responders, provides findings and immediate facts to the CPUC. The CPUC follows after the event to conduct in-depth investigations if utility involvement is suspected. Key points of the MOU include: Developing consistent approaches to forest management, wildfire prevention, public safety, and energy programs; Assist one another in preparing for, responding to, and mitigating the effects of wildfires; Deepening awareness of the requirements and goals of each other’s programs; and Creation of Interagency Fire Safety Working Group to vet ideas and develop programmatic solutions to shared goals in the interest of fire safety and resource protection.
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Insp4 said:
Democrat Governor Jerry Brown refused to pay for the removal of dead trees, which are a fire hazard. Many people are now dead because he would rather give money to help illegal aliens than help is own citizens.
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/pg-e-rep...rning-california-fire-214444718--finance.html
 
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Liston, the only reason I'm picking on California is that it is the State I grew up in! In fact, and I hate to admit it, is the district I grew up in is now represented by (Mad) Maxine Waters! It's more than sad what this once great State has come to!
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Millions upon millions of $$$ for illegals, but nothing for their own citizens in their time of need!!!
 
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Where is FEMA?
Send donations to the Salvation Army, Red Cross, etc (except the Trump Foundation as it was a scam)...:eek:
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So are you suggesting the "Clinton Foundation"?
 
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