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New Areas in Upper Bidwell Park Reopen After Park Fire

Sep 25, 2024 03:50PM ● By City of Chico News Release

Upper Bidwell Park east of Alligator Hole on the north side and from Bloody Pin to Ten Mile House Road on the south side was impacted by the Park Fire. These impacts left many burned trees and associated hazards.

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Butte County Receives Approval for Private Property Debris Removal for Park Fire

Sep 19, 2024 10:39AM ● By Butte County News Release

Butte County is pleased to announce it has received formal approval from the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (CalOES) for a Private Property Debris Removal program for properties impacted by the Park Fire.

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Chico Announces Partial Reopening of Upper Bidwell Park

Aug 22, 2024 11:41AM ● By City of Chico News Release

Upper Bidwell Park was significantly impacted by the Park Fire in the areas where it initiated and then burned back into the park near Devil’s Kitchen continuing to the end of Upper Park Road.

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PG&E Provides Generator to Power Showers in Cohasset

Aug 08, 2024 10:33AM ● By Pacific Gas and Electric Company News Release

Cohasset residents impacted by the Park Fire have a place to shower. Pacific Gas and Electric Company is donating use of a generator and fuel to energize a shower and toilet trailer provided by Butte County.

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PG&E Using Generators to Power Cohasset Ahead of Repopulation

Aug 01, 2024 01:48PM ● By PG&E News Release

Power lines serving Cohasset from Chico were damaged by the fire, but PG&E has already restored power to much of the community by installing utility-scale generators

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Park Fire Still Burning

Aug 01, 2024 10:35AM ● By Seti Long

A week after the Park Fire started in upper Bidwell Park, skies in Northern California are still filled with smoke as the massive wildfire continues to burn.

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PG&E Crews Restore Power to 2,026 Customers Impacted by the Park Fire

Jul 29, 2024 05:11PM ● By PG&E News Release

As the Park Fire progressed, PG&E de-energized distribution power lines in stages in and near the burn area at the request of fire agencies for firefighter and public safety

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