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The fire department, when they come into to triage in these areas, they're quickly looking at a house and they're gonna size it up. They're like, can we protect this house? Is it safe for us? And, you know, if if you can make that house safe for a fi
And the departments themselves have those capabilities as well, you know, to to to do that. And so so yes. And I I think there's a little bit of, you know, there's no reason someone shouldn't have 20 gallons of that stuff and an applicator and a fire
The second level of defense was we have a a team, this rapid deployment team. When there's any kind of natural disaster, we have protocols that come off the shelf. And for fires, we immediately engage with companies that can pour retardant on the bui
But now listen, I was on the phone with my team. A senior member of the rapid response team that we have was up there and embedded in the command staff. And at about, I think it was a little bit after 10:00 or 10:30, I get the call. The the hydrants
I come from a firefighting and law enforcement family. And in fact, that was gonna be my chosen career before the Internet happened, and I got very lucky to get into the industry. You know, the issues around DEI in the fire department, there's a ther
...controlled burn, burning some trash in the backyard, and some embers flew. And that's what happens in, with 100 mile, winds when you have a bunch of trees and leaves and everything in a mountain range that bakes in the sun every year, year after year
...and Altadena burned from the inside out. So these wind warnings came and I'm sure you all saw them to the point that I didn't even believe that they could be true. Catastrophic, life threatening winds. And our team rallied. We had our firefighters, o
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