Getting Closer: Fire Evacuation
See InciWeb for the latest on the ash that is in your car, home and lungs. Be careful if you have a respiratory issue. We thought Fiesta would be overwhelmed by gangs but it is really being showered by a thick layer of ash. Paradise Road is being evacuated....has it hit Santa Barbara yet? Do we need real local radio news now? I promised to talk about this more a week or more ago...isn't it time for a new KTMS or local public radio as Doc Searls suggests? Let's tell Doc Searls he is right and let's find someone to buy out or create a new local radio news station now.
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I have been told that in Carpinteria, and the Summerland area, can get emergency information on 1370 AM....can anyonne speak to that?
News/updates about the Fire can be heard on the following stations, per the County of SB website; also, the SBCoFire website is great:
www.sbcfire.com
AM STATIONS:
KTMS-AM 990
KZSB-AM 1290
KUHL-AM 1410
KINF-AM 1440
FM STATIONS:
KCSB-FM 91.9
KSPE-FM (Spanish) 94.5
KSYV-FM (KMIX) 96.7
KTYD-FM 99.9
KSBL-FM 101.7
KRAZ-FM 105.9
KIST-FM 107.7
Many County and municipal staffers from all over have been called into the Office of Emergency Services for fire respone on Saturday and maybe Sunday.
I now cannot bum a ride to Summerland early Saturday morning as I planned.
I am in the area of Rancho Ynecita/Baseline Roblar area, and we have enjoyed watching the fire come over the ridge- it was quite a sight last night- flames 200 feet in the air! What a sight. Good Luck to those in the path, remeber what is truly important when it comes time to leave- pack early and be prepared!! Don't question the folks ringing the alarm- just go and be thankful you have the means to get out! Good Luck!
Thanks for the list of stations!!
from a similar viewing site i watch the flames burn last night also
but i wouldn't say it was enjoyable knowing that so many were having to evacuate their homes in paradise
it was surreal for sure
Is it my imagination or is KEYT just treating the Zaca fire as weather related news story? Their reporter John Palmentari was at the 8/4 Zaca fire news conference where Sheriff Brown mentioned while there is no immediate danger to Goleta, Santa Barbara, Summerland and Carp, he urged residents to have emergency kits and plans in case of the worst case possibility of the fire entering the SB County urban areas. What is wrong with them? USELESS! KCOY mentions it.
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