CalFire will be hosting their annual Amador County townhall meetings. Join us and many other partners at your local meeting to learn more about the fire preparedness and prevention in Amador County. The Amador RCD will be introducing it's newest project, the Community Chipping Project at these meetings. The goal of this project is to help landowners accomplish vegetation management on their properties by providing roadside chipping. Be sure to sign up for our newsletter to keep up to date on ARCD happenings and attend a townhall mtg to learn more.
Upcoming Townhall Meetings March 12th
The Oaks Mobile Home Park Community Center 5607 Jackson Valley Rd, Ione, CA 95640
March 24th TBD
April 8th TBD
April 22nd Lockwood FPD Station 152 19715 Shake Ridge Road Volcano, CA 95689
Roadside Chipper
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