On September 5, FEMA approved a one-week extension of the deadline for critical needs assistance for eligible survivors who have immediate or critical needs because they are displaced from their primary dwelling. To be considered for this assistance survivors must register with FEMA no later than September 12th. Survivors may apply for disaster assistance: online … Continued
WEBINAR: After the LNU Fires: What should farmers and landowners do? Farmers and small-acreage landowners affected by the LNU Lightning Complex Fires are invited to an online webinar, Thursday, Sept. 10, to discuss what to do on the land and what to avoid. Speakers will cover fire impacts on oak woodlands, rangelands, orchards and vineyards, … Continued
The Solano County Sheriff’s Office, Office of Emergency Services, has initiated Phase 2 of the repopulation process, and continues to welcome residents in Phase 1 return safely to their homes and property after being evacuated because of the LNU Lightning Complex fire. Beginning at 8 a.m. this morning, residents in Phase 1 and 2 will … Continued
CONDADO DE SOLANO – La Oficina del Sheriff del Condado de Solano, Oficina de Servicios de Emergencia, ha iniciado la Fase 2 del proceso de repoblación y continúa dando la bienvenida a los residentes en la Fase 1 para que regresen seguros a sus hogares y propiedades después de haber sido evacuados debido al incendio … Continued
The Solano County Assessor/Recorder and Treasurer-Tax Collector-County Clerk’s Office are working together to assist property owners who may be eligible for property tax relief for the portion of their property that was damaged or destroyed in the LNU Lightning Complex fire. Please click on “Local Assistance Center/Financial Assistance/Property Tax Relief” to obtain information on the … Continued
#LNUComplex Fire started on Tuesday evening, August 18, and has been burning through Solano, Napa, Sonoma, Colusa and Lake Counties for the past six (6) days. The fire has consumed more than 350,000 combined acres and is currently twenty-seven (27) percent contained. A total of 50,000 of the combined acres burned is in Solano County. … Continued
