If you are looking for information on the Napa Fires and how they are impacting all of Napa County, please see below.  We’ve included where to go for information, where to seek help, and how to donate your time and/or money to help support Napa County residents affected by the fires.

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The Napa Fires are actually three different fires currently.  The Atlas Fire (which started in the Atlas Peak area) has destroyed 252 structures and another 5000 are threatened. The good news is that the fire is 45% contained.  Resources currently dedicated to this particular fire include over 2100 personnel, 182 fire engines, 35 dozers, 21 helicopters and 8 air tankers.  The Tubbs fire has expanded from its Santa Rosa origin, is threatening the northern end of the Valley, and is 44% contained.  On the other hand, the Nuns fire which has combined with the Partrick fire is threatening the west side of the Valley, and is only 10% contained.

Please do not do anything that would interfere with the efforts of Fire and Police resources to fight the Napa fires and maintain public safety.

Napa Fires: Information in English

County of Napa information (information, maps for Napa Fires)

Health information (physical and mental health advice, information on facial masks)

Register for emergency alerts (Nixle)

Safe and Well (to mark yourself as “safe” from the Napa Fires, or other fires, or to look for others)

Information Center for City of Napa – (707) 258-7817

Information Center for Napa County – (707) 253-4501

Mental Health Emergency (24 hours) – (707) 253-4711

Napa Fires Fact Sheets (Cal Fire)

Napa Resource Centers:

• Family Resource Center – (707) 363-3798
• UpValley Family Centers – (707) 942-6206
• Puertas Abiertas – (707) 224-1786
• COPE Family Center – (707) 252-1123
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley (play area for children) – (707) 255-8866
• Community Action of Napa Valley (food bank) – (707) 253-6100
• Ole Health (health care) – (707) 254-1770
• Mentis (mental health services) – (707) 255-0966

Evacuation Centers for Napa Fires:

• Napa Valley College Gym (2277 Napa Vallejo Highway, Napa)
• CrossWalk Community Church (2590 1st Street, Napa) (FULL)
• American Canyon High School (3000 Newell Drive, American Canyon)
• Solano Community College (4000 Suisun Valley Road, Fairfield)

Please note:  the Evacuation Centers are not checking immigration status – they are open and welcoming to all members of our community.

Animal Shelters Helping with Napa Fires        

• Napa County Animal Shelter (small animals) (942 Hartle Street, Napa)
• Solano County Fairgrounds (large animals) (900 Fairgrounds Drive, Vallejo)
• Farm at Vintage High School (horse, livestock) (1185 Sierra Avenue, Napa)

The federal government has approved Individual Assistance (IA) Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) disaster funds for Napa County residents impacted by the 2017 Napa Fires. The funding can help rebuild, repair, and replace housing, and assist with other disaster-related expenses.  These funds are a secondary source of reimbursement, after any insurance payments.  For more information and to apply online, go here.  Or, call the registration number at (800) 621-3362.

 

Incendios Napa: Información en Español

Información de Incendios del Condado (información, mapa de fuego, consejos sobre humo de incendios y máscares faciales)

Regístrese para alertas de emergencia Nixle – Después de recibir el mensaje confirmando su registración, responda con el texto ESP para continuar recibiendo las alertas en Español.

Safe and Well (regístrese como “Sano y Salvo” y buscar a sus seres queridos)

El Centro de Infomación de la Ciudad de Napa – (707) 258-7817

El Centro de Infomación del Condado de Napa – (707) 253-4501

Numero de Psiquiátrica – (707) 259-8151

Numero de Emergencia Psiquiátrica las 24 horas – (707) 253-4711

Centros de Recursos:

• Family Resource Center – (707) 363-3798
• UpValley Family Centers – (707) 942-6206
• Puertas Abiertas – (707) 224-1786
• COPE Family Center – (707) 252-1123
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley (zona de juegos para niños)– (707) 255-8866
• Community Action of Napa Valley (banco de comida) – (707) 253-6100
• Ole Health (cuidado de la salud) – (707) 254-1770
• Mentis (servicios de salud mental) – (707) 255-0966

Centros de Evacuación:

• Napa Valley College Gym (2277 Napa Vallejo Highway, Napa)
• CrossWalk Community Church (2590 1st Street, Napa) (COMPLETO)
• American Canyon High School (3000 Newell Drive, American Canyon)
• Solano Community College (4000 Suisun Valley Road, Fairfield)

Por Favor Sepa: Los Centros de Evacuación no están revisando el estado migratorio: son abiertos y acogedores para todos los miembros de nuestra comunidad.

Refugio de Animales

• Napa County Animal Shelter (animales pequeños) (942 Hartle Street, Napa)
• Solano County Fairgrounds (animals grandes) (900 Fairgrounds Drive, Vallejo)
• Granja en Vintage High School (caballo, ganado) (1185 Sierra Avenue, Napa)

El gobierno federal ha aprobado fondos de desastre de Asistencia Individual (IA) de la Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) para los residentes del Condado de Napa afectados por el Complejo Napa Fire 2017.  Los fondos pueden ayudar a reconstruir, reparar y reemplazar viviendas, y ayudar con otros gastos. Estos fondos son una fuente secundaria de reembolso, después de cualquier pago de seguro. Para más información y para aplicar en línea, vaya aquí o llame al número de registro al (800) 621-3362.

 

Napa Fires: How to Help

Napa Valley Community Foundation (NVCF) has mobilized its Disaster Relief Fund to help with the Napa Fires and their impact. The Fund was originally established in response to the 2014 Napa Earthquake and ultimately helped provide services to more than 12,000 earthquake victims. Tax deductible contributions to help victims of the Napa Fires are welcome in any amount.

The Center for Volunteer and Nonprofit Leadership (CVNL) has been activated as an Emergency Volunteer Center, overseeing volunteers and donations for helping with the Napa Fires.  Please go to their website to register to help or to donate.

Community Action of Napa Valley, coordinator for Napa County’s Food Bank and Meals on Wheels programs, needs monetary donations and gift cards which can be used for fuel, clothing and personal hygiene items.  They also need an on-site generator.

The Napa County Animal Shelter and Adoption Center is accepting cash donations but does not need any more cat or dog food.  If you are able to open your home as a foster home for animals affected by the Napa Fires, please contact Deassa@JamesonRescueRanch.org.

 

Please stay safe.