Willow Oak Fire Protection District

Thank you to everyone who called in to the Yolo County Board Of Supervisors meeting this morning and supported all Yolo County Fire Protection Districts. Much appreciated!!

RIGHT NOW is the time to join and make your voice heard to the County Supervisors in support of your local volunteer fire agencies. Thank you in advance! https://yolocounty.zoom.us/j/112072974... Meeting ID: 112 072 974 or phone in via 1-408-638-0968 Meeting ID: 112 072 974. See more

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***REMINDER*** We are asking for your help! Please remember to join the Yolo County Board of Supervisors meeting TOMORROW MORNING at 9AM to express your feelings about the importance of reliable fire protection in our communities! Sharing personal experiences of how you, your family, or the community have benefited from our local fire protection agencies would also be very much appreciated. THANK YOU FOR STANDING WITH US COMMUNITY!... https://yolocounty.zoom.us/j/112072974 Meeting ID: 112 072 974 or phone in via 1-408-638-0968 Meeting ID: 112 072 974.

***Commercial Structure Fire*** Shortly after 1am, WFD Engine 1 was dispatched to a water flow alarm on the 100 block of West Main Street. On arrival, conditio...ns revealed a working attic fire, sending all Woodland Fire resources and automatic aid from Willow Oak Fire Protection District, UC Davis Fire Department, City of Davis Fire Department, and Yolo Fire Department to the incident. The fire was contained near the area of origin, though smoke and water damage to several businesses was significant. No injuries were reported. Crews remained on scene until approximately 6am. While crews were on scene, West Sacramento Fire Department and UC Davis Fire provided station coverage.

Station 7 started off shift with a pug that went for a morning stroll and a cat stuck in a tree.

4282A Engine 7 returned home yesterday evening after 6 days in Southern California with the Silverado & Blue Ridge Fires.

Up to date, WOFD has had approximately 300 members in the department. Today, 12 new Reserves begin their second weekend of orientation training.