Supervisor Rowe is aware of the critical conditions on the ground in the Mountain Communities. The county has elevated this to a full unified command. All resources have been and will continue to be deployed to the mountains. The Board of Supervisors has asked the state for any and all resources they can provide, but we have not heard back from them. If you are in need of medicine, food, or other critical supplies, call the 24/7 county OES hotline at 909-387-3911. If you are in immediate life-threatening danger, call 911.
Crafton Hills College’s premier first responder training programs are designed to prepare students to become successfully employed by fire departments and emergency medical responders throughout the state of California. The Public Safety Training Center enhances and completes the state-of-the-art Public Safety and Allied Health (PSAH) facilities constructed in 2015 with additional hands-on labs where scenarios will be created to replicate real-life emergencies. This building will contain features replicating commercial building and residential home labs that will enhance the technical training capabilities of the CHC programs, preparing students for good-paying careers.