Rush Fire

ReadyTrinity.org Alerts for Rush Fire

  • 6/22/2025 - 9:24 AM
    The Trinity County Sheriff's Office has lifted the evacuation warning for zones - LEW-176, LEW-177, LEW-178, LEW-179 Please use caution as equipment and personnel may still be working in the area.
     
  • 6/20/2025 - 5:08 PM
    The Trinity County Sheriff's office has downgraded all zones to an evacuation warning - LEW-176, LEW-177, LEW-178, LEW-179. All residents should be ready to evacuate if conditions change.
     
  • 6/20/2025 - 3:13 PM
    The Trinity County Sheriff's office has issued an evacuation order for zones - LEW-176, LEW-177, LEW-178, LEW-179 All residents are ordered to evacuate immediately. More information will be provided as it becomes available.
     
  • 6/20/2025 - 3:01 PM
    The Trinity County Sheriff's Office is issuing an evacuation warning for zone(s)  - LEW-176 , LEW-177, LEW-178 All residents should be ready to evacuate if conditions change. This is only a warning at this time.  

Reading Fire

This event is managed by CAL FIRE

Find more information here by visiting fire.ca.gov.

ReadyTrinity.org Alerts for Reading Fire

  • 6/10/2025 - 7:06 AM
    The Trinity County Sheriff's Office has lifted the evacuation warnings. Zones DUG-258 and DUG-260 are no longer under an evacuation warning.
     
  • 6/9/2025 - 8:23 PM
    The Trinity County Sheriff's Office is issuing an evacuation warning for zones DUG-258 and DUG-260 due to a wildfire. All residents should be ready to evacuate if conditions change.

Dam Failure

Be prepared for dam failures.

  • Prepare:
    • Know Your Location: Determine if you live downstream from a dam.
    • Evacuation Plan: Know routes and have a destination.
    • Stay Informed: Monitor warnings and official instructions.
  • During:
    • Evacuate immediately if a dam failure warning is issued.
    • Follow designated evacuation routes.

Landslides

Be prepared for landslides. 

  • Prepare:
    • Be Aware of Surroundings: Identify landslide-prone areas (steep slopes, past activity).
    • Watch for Warning Signs: Cracks in the ground, leaning trees, unusual water flow.
    • Evacuation Plan: Know routes and be ready to evacuate quickly.
  • During:
    • Evacuate immediately if you suspect a landslide is imminent.
    • Mov

Flooding

Be prepared for flooding.

  • Prepare:
    • Know Your Flood Risk: Determine if you live in a flood-prone area.
    • Flood Insurance: Purchase flood insurance (standard homeowner's insurance doesn't cover it).
    • Elevate Valuables: Move items to higher floors.
    • Sandbagging: Use sandbags to protect your property if time permits.
  • During:
    • Evacuate immediately

Winter Weather

Be prepared for winter weather. 

  • Prepare:
    • Home Preparation: Insulate pipes, winterize vehicles, stock firewood.
    • Emergency Kit: Extra food, water, blankets, warm clothes, flashlight.
    • Stay Informed: Monitor weather forecasts and road conditions.
  • During:
    • Stay indoors if possible.
    • Dress warmly in layers.
    • Avoid

Earthquakes

Be prepared for earthquakes. 

  • Prepare:
    • "Drop, Cover, and Hold On": Practice this technique regularly.
    • Secure Heavy Objects: Prevent items from falling and causing injury.
    • Identify Safe Spots: Under sturdy tables or desks.
    • Earthquake Kit: Water, food, first-aid kit, flashlight.
  • During:
    • Drop, Cover, and Hold On: Protect yourself from

Power Failure

Be ready for power failures.

  • Prepare:
    • Flashlight and Batteries: Keep them readily accessible.
    • Non-Perishable Food and Water: Enough for several days.
    • Charge Devices: Keep phones and other electronics charged.
    • Manual Garage Door Operation: Know how to open it manually.
    • Generator Safety: Follow instructions carefully; never run indoors.
  • During:

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