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Butte County will receive federal funds for the 2024 Park Fire. It falls short of the need (opens the original)
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The Trump administration has approved federal reimbursement for costs related to the devastating 2024 Park Fire, which burned over 420 homes across Butte and Tehama counties That’s because this funding, which comes from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), covers only 75% of expenses for governments. In Butte County’s case, that’s just over $678,000. Angie Mannel, the county’s emergency manager, said the funds will go toward the immediate fire response. “This is in essence a hole in t
Butte County health officer: New naloxone training law could save lives (opens the original)
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Public health officials say a new California law aimed at preventing drug overdoses could have a big impact in the North State. The law, signed earlier this month by Governor Gavin Newsom, requires workers who receive CPR training to also be trained to administer a medication that can rapidly reverse an opioid overdose. It’s called naloxone and is commonly known by the brand name Narcan. Dr. Jarett Beaudoin, Butte County’s public health officer, said the expanded training could save lives. “The
Chico library could get panic buttons in security overhaul after shooting (opens the original)
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Chico’s public library could be getting security upgrades after the deadly shooting there in June. The Butte County Board of Supervisors will consider building improvements at their meeting on Sept. 8. Upgrades would include new exterior and interior doors fitted with special safety hardware, panic buttons at staff desks and a new PA system, among other enhancements. In a report to supervisors, the Department of General Services says it reviewed the library's design “following recent events” and
Outside expert could review Chico’s internal audit of police license plate readers (opens the original)
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An outside expert could review the Chico Police Department’s forthcoming internal investigation into its automated license plate reader cameras. The proposal was floated at the City Council meeting on Sept. 1. It comes over a month after the department said it would review its data-sharing practices following reporting it had granted access to license plate information to federal agencies, including ICE and Border Patrol. Councilmember Tom van Overbeek suggested the idea, which the council agree
Chico City Council to discuss indoor cooling standards for rental properties (opens the original)
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Should Chico have indoor cooling standards for residential and commercial properties? That’s what the City Council will discuss at its Sept. 1 meeting. Councilors will be exploring the potential benefits and consequences of regulating how hot rental units can get within the city. Councilmember Katie Hawley requested that the item be agendized at a meeting earlier this summer. “It more than likely will just be an informational discussion. I'm not sure whether any policy can even materialize this,
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