BELLINGHAM, WASHINGTON – In a significant update from the South Whatcom Fire Authority, the E22 crew has now been officially deployed to tackle the devastating Palisade Fire in Los Angeles, California. The crew, part of a broader strike team, reached their staging area yesterday afternoon and is was en route to Mandeville Canyon for critical structure protection duties.
Immediate Deployment:
The E22 crew’s mission began early yesterday morning when they were assigned to the Palisade Fire, which has already caused an astonishing amount of damage. Upon arrival, the crew reported the scale of destruction as “unbelievable,” highlighting the urgent need for their intervention.
On the Ground:
The team’s primary focus will be on safeguarding structures in the Mandeville Canyon area, where the risk from the fire remains high. Despite the immense challenges, the E22 crew is fully prepared to provide essential support to the beleaguered communities, demonstrating the resilience and readiness of our local firefighters when called upon to assist in far-reaching emergencies.
Keeping Safe and Informed:
While the crew’s priority is on executing their tasks and ensuring their own safety, the South Whatcom Fire Authority has committed to providing updates as information becomes available. The organization recognizes the importance of keeping both the community and loved ones informed about the crew’s status and the ongoing efforts to combat the fire.
A Message of Appreciation:
The South Whatcom Fire Authority extends its heartfelt thanks and appreciation to the E22 crew for their dedication and bravery. “E22, we appreciate you all!” the authority stated, acknowledging the crew’s critical role in this multi-state firefighting endeavor.
Stay Updated:
For further updates on the E22 crew’s activities and the broader response to the Palisade Fire, continue to follow our coverage here on our website. We will strive to bring you the latest news as the situation develops, ensuring our community stays informed about the efforts of our local heroes.
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