Posts Tagged ‘Press Releases’
CITY OF PORTERVILLE FALL COMMUNITY CLEAN-UP & DIPOSAL EVENT
CITY OF PORTERVILLE FALL COMMUNITY CLEAN-UP & DIPOSAL EVENT S For more information contact: Yuriko Velarde, Administrative Analyst yvelarde@ci.porterville.ca.us (559) 306-1211 City of Porterville 291 N. Main Street Porterville, CA 93257 www.ci.porterville.ca.us/newslist.php For more information contact: Yuriko Velarde, Administrative Analyst yvelarde@ci.porterville.ca.us (559) 306-1211 The City of Porterville would like to remind residents about the…
Read MoreConcierge College Returns to Tulare
Concierge College Returns to Tulare For Immediate release Friday september 6 2024 Free Second Installment of Concierge College Returns to Tulare in September for Hospitality Businesses, Following Spring Success On Thursday, September 26th, the Sequoia Tourism Council (STC) will offer a free training seminar for local businesses involved in the hospitality and retail industries. The…
Read MoreIncident Update Borel Fire/SQF Lightning Fires
Incident Update Borel Fire/SQF Lightning Fires FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Friday august 16, 2024 Borel Fire: We are thankful for the many personnel that have come from out of the area to help with the fires here in Southern California, including…
Read MoreValley Adult Day Services Announces New Administrator Hire
Valley Adult Day Services Announces New Administrator Hire FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE PORTERVILLE, CA, July 8, 2024 Valley Adult Day Services, Tulare County’s only Adult Senior Day Care facility announced the addition of Anna Green as Administrator. Our population continues to mature, and the need for caregiver support continues to grow. VADS looks forward to Anna’s…
Read MoreCITY OF PORTERVILLE RECEIVES $2.5 MILLION GRANT FOR SANTA FE SPORTSPLEX
CITY OF PORTERVILLE RECEIVES $2.5 MILLION GRANT FOR SANTA FE SPORTSPLEX FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 12, 2024 The City is proud to announce that it has been awarded a grant for the new Santa Fe Sportsplex! The grant has been awarded through the Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership Program (ORLP) in the amount of $2.5 million.…
Read More2024 Borel Fire
2024 Borel Fire For Immediate Release KERNVILLE, CA, August 5, 2024 Total Personnel: 1,473 Borel Fire: 59,340 acres | 68 % contained KERNVILLE, CA, August 5, 2024 – The U.S. Forest Service and California Interagency Incident Management Team 11, in unified command with Kern County Fire Department, Kern County Sheriff’s Department, and Bureau of Land…
Read MoreFamily HealthCare Network Welcomes New Provider, Iris Martinez, PA-C
Family HealthCare Network Welcomes New Provider, Iris Martinez, PA-C FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: PORTERVILLE, CA AUGUST 2, 2024 Family HealthCare Network (FHCN) proudly welcomes Iris Martinez, PA-C, to our family medicine team at our Porterville health center. Martinez brings a history of professional and volunteer experience throughout multiple healthcare centers across California, as she will help…
Read MoreTHE PORTERVILLE ANIMAL SHELTER IS READY TO OPEN
THE PORTERVILLE ANIMAL SHELTER IS READY TO OPEN FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 2, 2024 The City of Porterville is excited to announce the grand opening of the new animal shelter and invites the community to celebrate this milestone with a ribbon cutting ceremony. The ceremony will take place on August 7, 2024 at 9:00 AM…
Read More2024 SQF Lightning Daily Update(7/23/2024)
2024 SQF Lightning Daily Update(7/23/2024) For Immediate Release Wednesday July 24 2024 Long Fire:Â 9,204 acres | 20% containment Trout Fire:Â 22,105 acres | 7% containment Total Personnel:Â 1,067 Current Situation:Â No matter their specific assignment for the day, all firefighters will also be watching for any new fires that may have started from lightning strikes around the Trout…
Read MoreSmoke Outlook 7/23-7/24
Smoke Outlook 7/23-7/24 Southern Sequoia Lightning Fires Special Statement Convective thunderstorms are likely in the Outlook area today and could include strong outflow winds, heavy rain, and ground lightning. Fire The SW side of the Trout fire was impacted by outflow winds yesterday and experienced an uptick in fire activity. Similar fire behavior is likely…
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