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Subject: News Release: Residents and Business Owners Advised to Begin Preparations Prior to Re-Entry
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BUTTE COUNTY
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
December 1,2018
Residents and Business Owners
Advised to Begin Preparations Prior to Re-Entry
Butte County,Town of Paradise, Calif.—The Butte County Sheriffs Office and Paradise Police Department are working
to reduce risks for home and business owners when returning to their property. Multiple local, state and federal
agencies,contractors and utility providers are contributing to these efforts.
The Sheriffs Office in conjunction with the Paradise Police Department is establishing an orderly re-entry process
controlled by entry points to ensure that only residents and property owners are allowed initial access.A form of
identification (ID) is required to gain access, such as a driver's license or state ID card, passport, utility bill and valid
photo ID,or consular ID.
Re-entry will be phased and based on established evacuation zones which can be identified on the map which is
accessible at buttecountyrecovers.org/evacuation-map. Residents can register for the County's emergency mass
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notification system to receive updates when they are able to access their property. In addition,these social media
channels will be updated as evacuation zones are released:
Facebook
• Town of Paradise
• Butte County Sheriff's Office
• Butte County
Twitter:
• Town of Paradise
• Butte County Sheriffs Office
• Butte County
Next Door
• Town of Paradise
Upon re-entry, property owners will encounter dangerous conditions and be exposed to hazardous materials. Butte
County Environmental Health will provide re-entry health and safety kits at re-entry checkpoints. Health and safety
precautions for re-entry can be reviewed in advance at buttecountyrecovers.org/re-entry.
Fire survivors can benefit from resources provided at buttecountyrecovers.org/wellness to address the mental and
emotional issue that may surface after a disaster.
Updates will be provided at press conferences on Monday, December 3,and Wednesday, December 5, at 6 p.m.These
will be streamed live and a link can be found on the Sheriff Department's and Butte County's social media sites.
For news updates via email or text messages, sign up at ButteCountyRecovers.org or text BCRECOVERS to 22828.
For further information, contact: Butte County Recovery Media Line (530) 552-3100
#ParadiseStrong ButteCountyRecovers.org #ButteStrong
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
December 1,2018
Residents and Business Owners
Advised to Begin Preparations Prior to Re-Entry
Butte County,Town of Paradise,Calif.—The Butte County Sheriffs Office and Paradise Police
Department are working to reduce risks for home and business owners when returning to their
property. Multiple local,state and federal agencies,contractors and utility providers are contributing to
these efforts.
The Sheriff's Office in conjunction with the Paradise Police Department is establishing an orderly re-
entry process controlled by entry points to ensure that only residents and property owners are allowed
initial access.A form of identification (ID) is required to gain access, such as a driver's license or state ID
card, passport, utility bill and valid photo ID, or consular ID.
Re-entry will be phased and based on established evacuation zones which can be identified on the map
which is accessible at buttecountyrecovers.org/evacuation-map. Residents can register for the County's
emergency mass notification system to receive updates when they are able to access their property. In
addition,these social media channels will be updated as evacuation zones are released:
Facebook
• Town of Paradise
• Butte County Sheriff's Office
• Butte County
Twitter:
• Town of Paradise
• Butte County Sheriff's Office
• Butte County
Next Door
• Town of Paradise
Upon re-entry, property owners will encounter dangerous conditions and be exposed to hazardous
materials. Butte County Environmental Health will provide re-entry health and safety kits at re-entry
checkpoints. Health and safety precautions for re-entry can be reviewed in advance
at buttecountyrecovers.org/re-entry.
Fire survivors can benefit from resources provided at buttecountyrecovers.org/wellness to address the
mental and emotional issue that may surface after a disaster.
Updates will be provided at press conferences on Monday, December 3,and Wednesday, December 5,
at 6 p.m. These will be streamed live and a link can be found on the Sheriff Department's and Butte
County's social media sites.
#Pa rad iseSl:iong ut e o€ my ecovers org #ButteStrong
BUTTE COUNTY
For news updates via email or text messages, sign up at ButteCountyRecovers.org or text BCRECOVERS
to 22828.
For further information, contact: Butte County Recovery Media Line (530) 552-3100
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ttPat.adiseSti.ong ButteCountyRecovers.,rg #ButteStrong