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Volunteers Prepare for Fire Disaster

Published May 4, 2013

ASHLAND, Ore. – As wildfire season approaches, Ashland emergency volunteers are training in how to respond. Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT) and members of the public took part in an advanced course with fire and medical officials today. As community members prepare for disaster, fire officials say it couldn’t come at a better time. “We’re … Continue reading »

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Volunteers Get Flood Evacuation Training

by Justin Bourke

Published March 9, 2013

PHOENIX, Ore. – The Bear Creek community is practicing how to save lives in flood situations with an emergency evacuation simulation. Community emergency response teams, or CERT volunteers, were sent out on a door-to-door exercise Saturday to see how quickly they could evacuate locals in the event of a flood. The training is called the … Continue reading »

Tags: Bear Creek, central point, Disaster, evacuation, fire, flood, jacksonville, police, sheriff, training

Cold Front Will Bring Rain

by Dan Pope

Published February 4, 2013

A cold front and its associated light rain and higher elevation snow (above 4,500 feet) will push through the Rogue Valley and over the Cascades throughout the day on Tuesday. Some showers will reach into Northern California. A larger storm will hit Wednesday night, Thursday and much of Friday…lowering snow levels to 2,000 feet Thursday … Continue reading »

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Fog & Low Clouds, Peaks of PM Sun

by Dan Pope

Published December 7, 2012

Fog developed and lifted into a low cloud deck over the Rogue and Shasta Valleys on Friday. Low clouds and fog will be present through the weekend, as high pressure high above the ground warms the air at mountain top levels…and traps colder air in the valleys. The high pressure zone will move ever so … Continue reading »

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Volunteers Prepare for Fire Disaster

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Cold Front Will Bring Rain

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