The authorities are not yet in a position to let people back into their homes in Valley Center.
According to Mel Schuler, president of the VC Fire Protection District board, that could be done by stages.
That would prevent thousands of people from flooding the roads all at the same time and hampering still very busy emergency vehicles.
Some owners of large agricultural businesses whose livlihoods depend upon taking care of their groves are being allowed in. Have busiess cards ready so you can prove who you are.
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4 comments:
Thanks so much for this web site--it is invaluable!
Is anyone aware if there is any damage to the Woods Valley community? Or when/ if we can return?
We own a large orange grove in VC and they would not let us in this afternoon. Only emergency personnal.
I live in the WV Community - didn't evacuate and we've been watching the fires very closely. There was a very small fire down by Bates yesterday afternoon which was put out very quickly - other than that, nothing has been anywhere near us. I'm watching over our homes for all of us!! So far so good!
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