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Sandbags at fire stations

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Those who need sandbags should visit their local fire departments and not county yards as previously recommended. Rain is predicted for the next several days so the county’s Office of Emergency Services is alerting residents of sandbag availability should flooding dangers arise again.

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  • thank you ace hardware in Portola, for the use of your forklift to unload sandbags

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