9460 Mira Mesa Blvd
San Diego, CA 92126
(858) 504-1782
9460 Mira Mesa Blvd
San Diego, CA 92126
(858) 504-1782
Our mission is to help businesses in San Diego County comply with Air Pollution Control District rules and regulations.
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COMMUNITY GUIDELINES: While I aim to provide an open, interactive space for all users to engage and connect, I ask that you share your opinions and feedback in a respectful manner. By liking my page, you take personal responsibility for your comments, your username, and any information you submit. In that spirit, all users are asked to adhere to the guidelines below. Violation of any of these guidelines may result in your post or comment being removed: • I reserve the right to remove any off-topic posting in order to preserve the integrity of the page. • I do not allow vulgar, profane, hateful, graphic, obscene, explicit, racist, or sexist comments or images under any circumstances. • I do not allow comments that are abusive, hateful or slanderous to any person, organization, or nation. • I do not allow comments that suggest, endorse, or encourage illegal activity. • I do not allow any sort of solicitation or advertisement, including endorsement of any commercial, financial, or non-governmental organization. • I do not allow posts specifically about political parties or individuals. This is not a political page – political rhetoric is not permitted. • I reserve the right to remove any comments or images that are not consistent with the Air Force’s Core Values: Integrity First, Service Before Self, and Excellence in All We Do. To learn more about our Core Values, click here: http://bit.ly/1bjdeki. Additionally, the appearance of external links, as posted by fans of this page or other Facebook users, does not constitute endorsement on behalf of the United States Air Force or the Department of Defense.
The Chimney Canyon Fire Safe Council was established following the devastating Cedar wildfire that swept into San Diego on October 26, 2003. 312 homes were destroyed in Scripps Ranch. We were extremely fortunate. Firefighters stopped the fire within 70 feet of entering our canyon. The name Chimney Canyon came from a local fireman who, three days after the fire, told us that had the fire entered our canyon 200 more homes would likely have been destroyed. Determined to find a way to reduce the fire danger we were living with, we formed the first urban chapter of the California Fire Safe Council in San Diego County. Our initial mission was to remove the volatile ground fuel and create a firebreak for our neighborhood. Early in 2004 we incorporated as a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation. This qualified us for Federal fire prevention grants and to employ the services of the California Conservation Corps – a State youth organization formed to train Junior Foresters and first responders for disasters such as wildfires, floods, and earthquakes. In August 2004 we were awarded two U.S. Forest grants to assist in providing our neighborhood with a 100-foot firebreak. In January 2005 we teamed with the Scripps Ranch Civic Association, changed our name To the Scripps Ranch Fire Safe Council, and extended our mission to the entire 12,000 home Scripps Ranch community. In July 2005, we formed an Alliance with 12 Federal, State, and Civic organizations to promote fire prevention in Scripps Ranch. There are now 20 neighborhood chapters and we have established firebreaks for over 900 homes. In addition, we have opened six overgrown recreational trails, removed 340 dangerous trees, and planted 165 new trees. Contributions to the FSC are tax deductible at both the Federal and State levels.