Orange County Fire Authority

With the triple-digit temperatures forecasted for the holiday weekend, the Orange County Fire Authority (OCFA) is taking additional steps to keep the community safe.

The Cristianitos Fire at Camp Pendleton continues to burn at 700 acres and 10% containment, with fire crews from Camp Pendleton, the Orange County Fire Authority, and other agencies currently battling the blaze.
 
At this time, positive progress is being made at preventing the fire from advancing further into San Clemente.  Approximately 20 homes were threatened by the fire, but no evacuations have been ordered.

Despite a long-winded drought, California, along with every state in the country, is at risk of flooding. Are you prepared?

As part of an ongoing effort to educate residents in emergency preparedness, the City of Mission Viejo is offering detailed information through the Emergency Survival Program (ESP).  This guide features monthly topics, historical information and what you can do now to prepare. April’s focus is on flooding.

Despite a long-winded drought, California, along with every state in the country, is at risk of flooding. Are you prepared?

As part of an ongoing effort to educate residents in emergency preparedness, the City of Mission Viejo is offering detailed information through the Emergency Survival Program (ESP).  This guide features monthly topics, historical information and what you can do now to prepare. April’s focus is on flooding.

The City of Mission Viejo, Orange County Fire Authority and American Red Cross are seeking local volunteers to help install free smoke alarms and distribute fire safety information to the community.

Part of the City’s ongoing fire prevention and safety efforts, this home fire campaign effort is from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 8.