"Former Cal Fire Chief Ken Pimlott told KPBS he believes Watch Duty is here to stay — and its role will only grow over time. [He] encouraged fire agencies to see Watch Duty as a valuable partner in the effort to keep people safe during fires.
'If I've seen anything have the single greatest impact on engaging the public (during) wildfires, this is the tool that's done it,' said Pimlott, whose firefighting career spanned more than 30 years. 'Watch Duty has really found a niche that, honestly, needed to be filled as the fire problem continues to grow across the Western United States.'
Pimlott confirmed its widespread use among professionals."
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@MelanieHunterTV Hello Ms. Hunter. When I started fly fishing, my first couple seasons (going out once a week or so) were an exercise in frustration and hardware loss punctuated with constant wind knots. Keep at it. It is worth it!
I don't know who @FluddWanamaker is but take your political crap off of the #CaldorFire hashtag. I'm one of the evacuated with true skin in the game. I want fire news, not whatever you're peddling. I'm so done with people like you polluting important info streams. Go home!