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What if my animal did not survive the fire?

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Can ash in the water harm animals and livestock?

After a fire, windborne material such as ash and soil from paddocks with inadequate ground cover may be blown into streams. Once in the water, organic materials provide ideal food for bacteria and algae. These organisms grow rapidly using up all free oxygen in the water (it becomes anaerobic) and putrefaction results. Symptoms are dark...

What if I’m unable to pick up my pet from the pet shelter?

Shelter locations will obtain owner's names and contact information and owners should communicate potential delays or the inability to pick up pets with shelter staff. Solano Community Animal Response Team (CART) is available to assist with animal transportation.

Are pets allowed at evacuation sites?

Evacuations sites are closed at this time.

Tax Relief

Internal Revenue Service (IRS) The IRS announced tax relief for California wildfire victims. Click here for more information Guidance for Those Affected by Disasters Generally, you may deduct casualty and theft losses relating to your home, household items, and vehicles on your federal income tax return if the loss is caused by a federally declared...

Animals

Solano County Sheriff’s Animal Care Division is available to shelter household pets temporarily for any Solano County residents that have been evacuated as space permits. During this emergency come down to the shelter and we will assist as quickly as we can. Address: 2510 Clay Bank Rd Fairfield, CA 94533 Pet Safety Leaving pets out...

Small Business Administration Loans

In consideration of the public health concerns due to the Coronavirus pandemic, on Monday, Aug. 24, Small Business Administration (SBA) will establish a Virtual Business Recovery Center to provide personalized assistance to business owners. In addition, SBA will also open a Virtual Disaster Loan Outreach Center to help homeowners and renters. Customer Service Representatives will...

Insurance

Resources and information for consumers on wildfires are available from the California Department of Insurance. If you have any insurance questions or need assistance, the California Department of Insurance is here to help. Call: 1-800-927-4357 or visit www.insurance.ca.gov. Homeowners' and Renters' Insurance Protection Many homeowners are unaware that they may have coverage under their homeowners'...

Does my homeowners insurance help with evacuation and recovery expenses?

Yes; many homeowners are unaware that they may have coverage under their homeowners' and renters' insurance policies to help them with evacuation and recovery expenses. Additional living expense coverage, known as ALE, typically includes food and housing costs, furniture rental, relocation and storage, and extra transportation expenses. Learn more.

After an emergency

After an emergency, familiar scents and landmarks may have changed. Pets can become confused and lost, so it’s important to keep pets on leash or in a carrier when they’re being transported or when you go outside. Some hazards to be aware of for pets and people include snakes and other wildlife, especially after flooding,...

How do I apply food stamps?

CalFresh is California's food stamps (SNAP) program. Apply to get up to $194 a month per household member. Learn more and apply online in 10 minutes.

How do I apply for unemployment?

If you are out of work or have had your hours reduced, you may be eligible to receive unemployment benefits. Learn more and apply online. If you’re not eligible for unemployment, you may be eligible for Disability Insurance, Paid Family Leave, or Non-industrial Disability Insurance.

During an emergency

Remember, during a disaster, what is good for you is good for your pet. If you leave your pets behind, they may be lost, injured – or worse. Never leave a pet chained outdoors. Learn what to expect if you take your pet to an evacuation center. Diseases that can spread between pets and people...

I had to evacuate. Can I return home yet?

If the area is still marked red on this map, you cannot return home. Do not return home until evacuation orders are lifted. You can check this map or call 707-784-1634 to find out the status of the evacuation areas. Once you are able to return home: Be alert for downed power lines and other...

Where can I bring large animals or livestock if I need to evacuate?

If evacuations are ordered, a location for large animals or livestock will be listed.

Where can I stay overnight if I need to evacuate?

AirBnb is offering to host people in need of emergency housing.

Do I need to evacuate?

If you live in an area that is marked red on this map that means you must evacuate immediately. Not doing so is putting not just your life in danger, but also puts others at risk as well. If you live in an area that is marked yellow on the map, that means you should...

Before an emergency

Make a Plan Create an Emergency Kit for Your Pet Purchase a pet carrier for each of your pets (write your pet’s name, your name, and contact information on each carrier). Food and water for at least 2 weeks for each pet For cats: litter box and litter For dogs: plastic bags for poop Medications...

How do I get my mail?

The United States Postal Service is providing mail pick up for those displaced by wildfires. You can pick up your mail at the Fairfield Main Post Office at 600 Kentucky St. Hours for pick-up only are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to noon. Customers are requested to provide...

How do I get a copy of my State tax return?

You may be able to obtain a free copy of your California tax return. Request a copy of your tax return by submitting a Request for Copy of Tax Return (Form FTB 3516). Learn more.

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