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Recent Incidents
During the first week of December our firefighters completed their training on our new vehicle stabilization equiment we received through a grant from the Office of Traffic Safety. On December 7th, B-Shift was the first crew to put the new Rescue 42 Struts to work. click image for more photos	On February 22, 2008 B-Shift once again had the opportunity to utilize our new Rescue 42 Stabilization Struts. They also needed a few other extrication tools to free the driver of this pick-up who was trapped. Click image below for more photos

News and Information
	The Scotts Valley Fire Protection District is celebrating 50 years of service to the Scotts Valley area. An anniversary committee has been formed and is planning various events to help celebrate our 50 year anniversary. We will post more information as it becomes available.
Chipper Program - Does your neighborhood need brush clearing? Can a large fire engine make it down your driveway or private road? You may need to clear some brush. See how we can help

The Board of Directors for the Scotts Valley Fire District meet on the second Wednesday of every month. The meetings are held in the Scotts Valley City Council Chambers at 7:00pm.

Does your child play with matches? Does he or she seem curious about fire? Not sure what to do? Check out our Juvenile Firesetter Program information.

Fire Incidents for 2008
January	156
February	144
March	149
Total	449
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Letter from the Fire Chief
February 2007

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