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From: Cal Fire

To: bhps@ctc.net

Sent: Sunday, November 18, 2007 4:06 PM

Subject: California WildFires (help donate)

 

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If you would like your donation to support the Harris/Witch Creek wildfires, here is a good way to make your donations.

 

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Harris Fires (San Diego County)

This fire has burned 70,000 acres and is five percent contained. The fire started October 22 and is burning at Harris Ranch Road and both sides of Highway 94 in Portrero in San Diego County. There have been 20 civilian injuries and one death as well as five firefighter injuries on this fire. At least 200 homes have been destroyed in this fire - more than 50 were in Deerhorn Valley and Honey Springs. Citizens are shelterd at Fire Station 66. 2000 homes and 500 commercial properties are threatened currently. 3000 people have been evacuated in the Harris Ranch Road and Otay Lake Road. 275 firefighters are assigned including 175 CAL FIRE staff.

 

 


Witch Fire (Witch Creek Area East of Ramona, San Diego County)

This fire has burned 165,000 acres uncontained. 500 homes, 100 commercial properties, and 50 outbuildings have been destroyed. 250 homes, 75 commercial properties and 50 outbuildings have been damaged. 5,000 residences, 1,500 commercial properties, and 300 outbuildings are currently threatened in the communities of San Diego, Poway, Ramona, Escondido, Lakeside, Valley Center, San Marcos, and Rancho Santa Fe. Seven firefighters have been injured on this fire. A CAL FIRE Incident Command Team is in command of this incident with 1,492 firefighters assigned. Wildcat Canyon is closed. Highway 67 is closed from Poway to Ramona.
And so much more areas have been affected by the wild fire, Residents forced to evacuate their homes and belongings are getting some help from Us.

 

No Amount is too much or too small to help the victims of this unexpected disaster. Donations are received online via Paypal, click Here and follow the link or email us. And if you would like to donate cloths or food take them to any Cal Fire or Red Cross Units near you. Thank you for your kindness.

 

 

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