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Road Safety Awareness

Opened roadways may be clear but travel with caution due to increased levels of ongoing cleanup and repair activities. Be on high alert at all times and aware of the following: • Speed limits are temporarily reduced to 25 mph and posted on orange signs • Street lights may be non-operational • Roadway striping may...

Personal Protection

It is important that you take measures to ensure your personal protection as you may be exposed to potential health risks from hazardous material, debris, and ash: • Wear protective glasses or goggles to protect your eyes • Use a two-strap, dust particulate mask with a nose clip such as N-95; or a protective face...

Propane Tanks

• If you have a propane tank system, contact your propane supplier, turn off valves on the system, and leave valves closed until the supplier inspects your system. Tanks, brass and copper fittings and lines may have been damaged from the heat and be unsafe. If fire burned the tank, the pressure relief valve probably...

Checking Food Items

• Do not rely on appearance or odor to determine if food will make you sick. Spoilage is often difficult, if not impossible, to detect. Never taste suspect meats, poultry, or other foods. If in doubt, throw it out! DISCARD the following foods if kept more than two (2) hours above 40° F: • Meats:...

Ash Debris

• Ash is hazardous to your health. Watch for ash pits and mark them for safety. Ash pits are holes full of hot ashes, created by burned trees and stumps. Falling into ash pits or landing in them with your hands or feet can cause serious burns. Warn your family and neighbors to keep clear...

Septic System

• A damaged septic system may lead to surfacing sewage or other discharges of wastewater and may create unsanitary conditions and attract flies or other vectors of disease. Check for any damage to the septic system, including damage to the electrical wiring to any pumps or control box – do NOT handle wiring that has...

El Condado comienza la Fase 3 del esfuerzo de repoblación; algunas carreteras permanecen cerradas, actualmente 60 propiedades siguen cerradas debido a problemas de seguridad y cierres de carreteras - 08/29/2020

La Oficina del Sheriff del Condado de Solano, Oficina de Servicios de Emergencia, ha iniciado la Fase 3 (Mapa) del esfuerzo de repoblación, e invita a todos los residentes del Condado, incluidos los de las Fases 1 y 2, a regresar sanos y salvos a sus hogares y propiedades después de ser evacuados debido al...

County begins Phase 3 of repopulation effort; a few roads remain closed, currently 60 properties are still closed off due to safety concerns and road closures - 08/29/2020

The Solano County Sheriff’s Office, Office of Emergency Services, has initiated Phase 3 (MAP) of the repopulation effort, and invites all County residents, including those in Phase 1 and 2, to return safely to their homes and properties after being evacuated because of the LNU Lightning Complex fire. Please note, a few roads will remain...

County begins Phase 2 repopulation process; continues to welcome residents in Phase 1 return to their property - 08/28/2020

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...

El condado comienza el proceso de repoblación de la Fase 2; continúa dando la bienvenida a los residentes en la Fase 1 para que regresen a su propiedad - 08/28/2020

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...

Agriculture Assistance

If you have questions related to Agriculture areas impacted by the fire please contact the Solano Agriculture department between 8:00 AM-5:00 PM: Solano Agriculture Department: 2543 Cordelia Road, Fairfield CA 94534 580 N First Street, Dixon CA 95620 Please contact the Agriculture main line for questions at (707) 784-1310 or email [email protected] . Resources for...

Repopulation of Evacuated Areas Begins – 08/27/2020

Solano County is beginning to repopulate evacuated areas in phases and will begin with Phase 1 as shown on the map today from 8:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Please read all the information below, as you will be required to do some things before you can return home. A map of the area to be...

#LNUComplex Fire – 08/26/2020

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...

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#LNUComplex Fire – 08/25/2020

#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....

Property Tax Relief

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. PROPERTY THAT QUALIFIES FOR TAX RELIEF Property tax relief is available to owners of...

Veterans Resources

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#LNUComplex Fire - 08/24/2020

LNUComplex Fire Daily Update

FEMA

If you sustained losses from the August Fires in Butte, Lassen, Mendocino, Napa, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Solano, Sonoma, Stanislaus, Trinity, Tulare or Yolo, you can now apply for assistance. To begin the process: Apply online with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) OR Call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) or 800-462-7585 (TTY)....

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