Riverside County Fire Department supports:

4 R Kids Sake ^TM 

This organization is a nation-wide, 501(c) 3, non profit organization whose mission is to protect our children from preventable injuries and death in and around cars through a wareness, e ducation, l egislation, p roduct redesign.

  Links to partners and stakeholders:

Mountain Area Safety Taskforce . This group of government agencies, private companies, and citizen groups formed the Riverside County MAST to address the critical dangers to the residents and visitors of the San Jacinto mountains due to the large amount of tree mortality. Specifically, the objectives of MAST are to:

• Assure public safety. Critical elements to this action include developing evacuation plans, clearing potential hazard trees from routes into and out of the mountains, and providing emergency planning and hazard mitigation information to the public.
• Obtain funds. Work with local, state and federal legislators to obtain funds to combat the problem.
• Reduce fuel and create fuel breaks. This means planning and organizing the removal of dead standing trees, the reduction of fuel on the ground, and the creation of defensible space around developed areas and homes.
• Develop commercial use or disposal options for waste wood products.
• Identify and develop plans for ensuring long-term forest sustainability

  Links to Other Agencies:

The Department of Toxic Substances Control has established a link regarding information on the clean-up process after the fires. An Emergency Guidance Document on Ash, Debris and other Hazardous Materials from Burned Structures, as well as related information can be found at their website.

Riverside County Website

Riverside County Board of Supervisors

Riverside County Sheriff's Department 

Caltrans

Other Links:  

OSS

To access OSS on the Internet use the following link:    

You may access station schedules, reports, and other information relating to work schedules.  This service is only available to employees with a login.