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Long-time firefighter and SEFFA member Robert Elberg readies for retirement
-- 30 years of state service coming to an end in December
Come December 31, Rob Elberg will bid farewell to 30 years of service to the state of California. The SEFFA-member firefighter, who is based at Camp Roberts, started with the California Highway Patrol, before moving over the old California Department of Forestry for five years. After leaving CDF, Elberg came to work for the state Military Department at Camp Roberts, where he would spend the next quarter century of his working life. More... |
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Camp Roberts gets new Model 34 Type III Wildland Engine.
Piggybacking on CAL-FIRE�s order of new Type III engines to upgrade the state's firefighting fleet, Camp Roberts has a new tool for its firefighting mission�a Model 34 Type III Wildfire Engine.
The basic design and specifications were set by CAL FIRE, but due to a lack of funds in the state Military Dept. More... |
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SEFFA President visits Northern California members
-- Napa, Sonoma, and Yountville are first stops on larger tour
SEFFA President Steve Bradley made a year-end tour of three Northern California sites where members are stationed. In visits to Napa State Hospital, the Sonoma Development Center Fire Station (also known as Eldridge Fire), and to the Yountville Veterans Home, Bradley discussed current and future goals for contract negotiations with the state and the direction SEFFA is taking to aid the process. More... |
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Letter from SEFFA President Steve Bradley
-- POC's promises not grounded in reality
SEFFA President Steve Bradley has released a letter (see link below) countering the mis-information campaign of Peace Officer of California (POC).
In it Bradley writes, "I don't believe that POC has a prayer of improving our pay or benefits ... POC only represents wishful thinking and will say anything to get you to sign a severance card. More... |
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CSLEA firefighting family in the thick of battle
Report from Big Sur—OES, Fire Marshals, SEFFA, CCC, and CAL FIRE Communications Operators working around the clock
With the arrival of a crew from Camp Roberts, the entire CSLEA firefighting family is now in the thick of battle against one the greatest natural disasters in California history.
The lightening-sparked blazes that dotted the Northern California landscape numbered 1,781 at one point. More... |
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