Treasurer Bill Lockyer. CPF sits down with California's treasurer to talk about the state budget crisis, the governor's proposal and redevelopment reform.
LA County Fire Department's California Task Force 2 finished its first day helping the recovery effort in Japan without finding any survivors, a county fire department official said Tuesday.
Using Visalia's multimillion-dollar Fire Training Center for the first time, CAL FIRE firefighters got one step closer to being ready for fire season. The training was made possible by funding from the CPF co-sponsored California Fire Fighter Joint Apprenticeship Committee (CFFJAC).
Marin County Fire Department and the County of Marin Administrator's Office will participate in the 2011 Bay Area Brain Tumor Walk with the goal of improving the lives of those affected by brain tumors. Inspired to walk in support of colleagues, friends and families whose lives have been directly impacted by this disease, Team Marin will walk in colleague Mike's memory and in support of colleague Jamie (Fire Engineer and Treasurer, L1775) and his family, who is currently fighting brain cancer. No matter where you find yourself connected to this cause, being inspired by the people we care about is always a worthy battle.
Funds raised during these walks help direct promising research, support families who are currently coping with the effects of a brain tumor, and advocate for change. Last year the walk raised $630,000 and organisers are hoping to be able to contribute to making an even bigger impact this year.
Marin County Fire Department and the County of Marin Administrator's Office will participate in the 2011 Bay Area Brain Tumor Walk with the goal of improving the lives of those affected by brain tumors. Inspired to walk in support of colleagues, friends and families whose lives have been directly impacted by this disease, Team Marin will walk in colleague Mike's memory and in support of colleague Jamie (Fire Engineer and Treasurer, L1775) and his family, who is currently fighting brain cancer. No matter where you find yourself connected to this cause, being inspired by the people we care about is always a worthy battle.
Funds raised during these walks help direct promising research, support families who are currently coping with the effects of a brain tumor, and advocate for change. Last year the walk raised $630,000 and organisers are hoping to be able to contribute to making an even bigger impact this year.
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