The Thomas fire started on December 4, 2017 and burned approximately 281,893 acres across Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties. Post-fire soil conditions in areas adjacent to mountains and hills are well known for their ability to produce rock and debris flows.
Uncleared fire debris may result in abatement by County (espanol below)
VENTURA, Calif. – Teams of bulldozers, excavators and other heavy equipment are working throughout the Thomas Fire burn areas as CalRecycle works to clear debris.
In an effort to better align current resources to workload and to properly care for and enrich the lives of the animals in our care, Ventura County Animal Services will be closed to the public every Monday beginning March 1,
Individuals and families impacted by the wildfires and/or mudslides in Ventura or Santa Barbara Counties may be eligible to receive one month of Disaster CalFresh food assistance.
A family of four with available monthly income and resources up to $2,755 per month may be eligible to receive up to $640 in food assistance through California’s Disaster CalFresh program.
VENTURA, Calif. –Se han programado una serie de reuniones sobre la seguridad de la comunidad por el flujo de desechos en lugares alrededor de las zonas quemadas durante el Incendio Thomas.