Paradise Community Services is coordinating a recovery program to help our
neighbors who suffered losses in this disaster. We can be reached at
751-8692 or by email at mimi@paradisecommunity.org with information for
volunteers or donations. Trailers and household items will be needed during
the next few weeks as needs are assessed. Tax-deductible donations for our
Fire Relief Program can be made by credit card on line at
www.paradisecommunity.org or checks can be sent to P.O. Box 2418, Valley
Center, CA 92082. We will hold a Community meeting in the next few days.
Call if you would like to be part of the Collaborative group. More
information on line at www.paradisecommunity.org.
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5 comments:
Any idea yet how many homes have been lost?
Dave,
Your blog is one of the only info sources I have for VC. The TV networks concentrate where there are more people affected. Thanks for the effort.
Oliver Smith
Just called VC Fire Dept at 751.7600 they answer immediately and can give you information about when you can return home. I just called they said definitely not today and will have more information after tomorrow's 7am briefing being held on all local news stations.
Thanks again Dave for your blog.
Yvonne Zimmerman
If you want to know if your house still stands, call your land line telephone and see if the answering machine picks up. If so, good news!
Calling home to see if your answering machine picks up is a good way to check (I have been checking every few hours). However, if it does not answer, your home may have lost power & your machine will not work. So your house may still be there. Thanks for all of everyone's information.
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