Thread: Oroville Dam flood danger recedes; state criticized for spending on rail, illegals

2010 Census...a lot has changed since then, I have been there more recent than that.

Not all on welfare and foods stamps are Latino, and I know that, although many are. Have you been there JD2?

Sure, not, but a lot of people loses their jobs,just of Latino phenomenon.
Another ones can't find job,because of lower wages, non English/Spanish in basic....constructors and supervisors don't hire too many non Spanish speaker,social offices,banks, medical offices,in many cases prefers bilingual Spanish,because of non -English speaking...a lot of positions are not open for the Welfare people....sucks..but this is what this is.
Lower educated Americans of all races, must support deportation in all the way....

Lots of Trump supporters up there. Thought I'd check for the fun of it.

Oroville is in Butte Co.
46.54% Trump
42.85% Clinton
https://clerk-recorder.buttecounty.n...l_results.html

Marysville is in Yuba Co.
57.89% Trump
34.77% Clinton
http://www.co.yuba.ca.us/departments...016NovGeneral/

Yuba City is in Sutter Co.
53.75% Trump
38.66% Clinton
https://www.co.sutter.ca.us/contents...s/result32.htm

FEMA Activates To Support California with Potential Oroville Auxiliary Spillway Failure

Release date:
February 13, 2017

Release Number: 1


Oakland Regional Response Coordination Center Moves to 24-Hour Operations

OAKLAND, Calif. -- The U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), through its Regional Response Coordination Center (RRCC) in Oakland, Calif. and its National Response Coordination Center (NRCC) in Washington, D.C., are monitoring impacts of the severe weather in California and the erosion to the Oroville Dam Spillway and remains in close coordination with state and tribal officials in affected areas.

FEMA is coordinating support for the State of California in its preparation and response to the potential Auxiliary Spillway failure near Oroville in Butte County. The FEMA Regional Response Coordination Center located in Oakland has activated in response to the emergency with a 24-hour operational tempo.

“We activated to ensure we’re postured to rapidly respond to any needs that California may have to protect life and property,” said Acting FEMA Administrator Dr. Ahsha Tribble. “We encourage residents in the affected to area to follow the direction of local authorities, and if told to stay out of evacuated areas, please do so.”

A FEMA Incident Management Assistance Team (IMAT) is onsite at the California State Operations Center in Sacramento, Calif. The IMAT is an emergency response strike team comprised of specialists in the fields of operations, logistics, external affairs, finance and administration, and other key management positions.

According to the National Weather Service (NWS), an active weather pattern will return to northern and central Calif. for the middle to latter portion of the week as a series of storm systems track across the region. The NWS forecasts the heaviest precipitation is expected Wednesday night into Thursday morning and again Friday into Friday night. Additional rainfall may cause excessive runoff within the river basins and may pose additional stress on the Oroville Dam Spillway situation.

The state requested and FEMA logistics will supply 150,000 one-litre bottles of water; 20,000 blankets; and 10,000 cots to the state today.

FEMA’s Liaison Officers continue to work with the California Office of Emergency Services Operations Center and the California Department of Water Resources State-Federal Flood Operations Center.

FEMA encourages those in the areas affected, or potentially affected by the severe weather to monitor local radio, TV stations or official social media accounts for updated emergency information, and to follow the instructions of state, tribal and local officials.

When natural disasters such as severe weather and flooding strike, the first responders are local emergency and public works personnel, volunteers, humanitarian organizations and numerous private interest groups. They provide emergency assistance required to protect the public's health and safety and to meet immediate human need. For tips and resources to prepare before, during and after a flood visit www.ready.gov.

Additional Media Contacts:
Mary Simms (510) 301-7914 cell or mary.simms@fema.dhs.gov
Kelly Hudson (510) 207-4011 cell or kelly.hudson@fema.dhs.gov
Frank Mansell (510) 368-0877 cell or Frank.Mansell@fema.dhs.gov


Last Updated:
February 14, 2017 - 12:53

https://www.fema.gov/news-release/20...liary-spillway

FOX NEWS UPDATE

Nearly 200,000 people who live below California's Oroville Dam can return home, sheriff says, warning them to stay prepared in case flood dangers worsen again.

Originally Posted by Jean

Lots of Trump supporters up there. Thought I'd check for the fun of it.

Oroville is in Butte Co.
46.54% Trump
42.85% Clinton
https://clerk-recorder.buttecounty.n...l_results.html

Marysville is in Yuba Co.
57.89% Trump
34.77% Clinton
http://www.co.yuba.ca.us/departments...016NovGeneral/

Yuba City is in Sutter Co.
53.75% Trump
38.66% Clinton
https://www.co.sutter.ca.us/contents...s/result32.htm

We have family in Chico, the general area. A lot of Trump supporters, but also a lot of homeless, illegals, and major drug problems. The back country is full of them. A lot on the government dole...people who do not want to work.

Such a shame...beautiful countryside being destroyed by Democrats and their failed policies.

Trump Approves California Disaster Assistance After Storms, Flooding

Feb. 14, 2017, at 8:11 p.m.

Trump Approves California Disaster Assistance After Storms, Flooding
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (Reuters) - Parts of California damaged by recent storms, including the areas around the damaged Oroville Dam, will receive federal disaster assistance, the Federal Emergency Management Agency said on Tuesday.

Federal aid will be sent to three counties near Lake Oroville, where the tallest earthen dam in the United States suffered damage last week and over the weekend, prompting the evacuation of nearly 200,000 people.

Funds will also be sent to other parts of California inundated with rains over the past month.

http://www.usnews.com/news/top-news/...torms-flooding

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Jean;
Did you get an e-mail from FEMA about everyone in CA. getting a FEMA check?

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

Jean;
Did you get an e-mail from FEMA about everyone in CA. getting a FEMA check?

No. Everyone??? Did you?