West Point Fire Protection District News
Here you will find tidbits of interest about West Point Fire Protection District and happenings around the station. Whether it is an intern's graduation or important information affecting the community, our goal is to keep the West Point and Wilseyville communities informed about your fire department. Click on the date links to access the news article.
Congratulations
Please congratulate Battalion Chief Bill Fullerton who was
appointed to the position of operational area coordinator for the
Calaveras County Office of Emergency Services by the Calaveras County Fire
Chiefs Association
Strike Team XCA4061 - Sep 1, 2017
Assemble and meet at Murphys Station
E313 - West Point
E152 - Mokelumne Hill
E238 - Copperopolis
E133 - Calaveras Consolidated
E213 - Angels Camp
Immediate need to the Railroad Incident
USFS <CLICK
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photo courtesy of Central Calaveras Fire |
Plaque Presentation
The West Point - Wilseyville Fire Association
officially presents the District with a plaque for the work they did during
the Butte Fire.
Left to Right: WPFPD Director
Steve Schoenthaler, WPWFA President
Carolyn Oliver, Chief Jim Carroll, Supervisor Jack Garamendi.
Congratulations
Please congratulate Terry Miller who was
promoted from Captain to Assistant Chief.
Also congratulations go out to Bill Fullerton who was promoted from
Captain to Battalion Chief.
West Point Fire in the News
West Point Capt. Terry Miller was able to
show off our new engine that was lost in the Butte Fire. Due to the generosity
of Firehouse Subs and their customers, We were able to replace Eng 312 that
was lost during the Fire.
New Chief Vehicle
We have received the new chief's vehicle,
it's a crew cab 4wd Truck. It needed the labeling and radios, but it sure
looks NICE.
Pictures to be forth coming.
Milestone reached
On Nov 23, 2016 West Point Fire responded to
call #500 for the year!!!
Stay tuned for some more statistics, as a 10 year look is being compiled.
___ UPDATE
4060C - SEP 1 AT 1905 DISBANDED AFTER 19 DAYS ____ WELCOME
HOME!!!
--- UPDATE 4060C REASSIGNED TO CEDAR
FIRE AUG 20, 2016
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--- UPDATE 4060C CREW SWAP AUG 30, 2016 --- Strike Team 4060C - Aug 13,
2016
Assemble and meet at CalCo Valley
Springs Station
110 - Strike Team Leader
E312 - West Point
E152 - Mokelumne Hill
E238 - Copperopolis
E133 - Calaveras Consolidated
E213 - Angels Camp
Immediate need to the Clayton
Incident LNU <CLICK
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Cedar Fire <CLICK
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Tree Mortality "Millions
of trees in
the Sierras and Central Coast are continuing to die off at an alarming rate
from a lethal combination of drought, a bark beetle epidemic and warmer
temperatures." ---
trees.calaverasgov.us
Visit this Calaveras County Web
Page
http://trees.calaverasgov.us/
for more information on this epidemic.
Cal Fire has an Tree Mortality Task Force Web Page http://www.fire.ca.gov/treetaskforce
.
___ UPDATE
4058C - AUG 11, at 1400 -- HOME SAFE AFTER 19 DAYS ____
Strike Team 4058C - July 25,
2016 --- UPDATE 4058C CREW SWAP AUG 5, 2016
---
Assemble and meet at Copperopolis
Station 1:
Capt 312 - Strike Team Leader
E313 - West Point
E152 - Mokelumne Hill
E238 - Copperopolis
E133 - Calaveras Consolidated
E168 - San Andreas
Assigned to the Soberanes Fire
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Work almost completed on Engine
317 The work on Engine 317 is progressing
nicely, with new communications equipment, tires and rims. Before you know
it, you will see E317 going down the road to a call or being sent out on a strike
team assignment. Here are some candid photos of Capt Terry giving the engine
compartment a final look before he closes the hood.
Let there be Light ...
The station is getting new energy efficient
LED lights. Capt Bill applied and received an energy grant, the grant includes
entry doors, insulation and LED station lights. The new lights are over the
bay doors and parking area in front of the station, a new spot light for the
flag and a new flood lamp in the back of the station. We will also
be installing other lamps around the station to brighten things up.
--UPDATE--
All the lights have been installed at Station 1. There is now a good amount
of light to brighten up all the dark areas, that make the station safer at
night.
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