Accessibility Compliance Privacy Policy Search ACCESSIBILITY Read More Previous Slide Next Slide This web compliance portal applies to the County of Tulare government agencies including https://tularecounty.ca.gov and a number of other County of Tulare service and program websites. Users can find links to this compliance portal in the footer of each County of Tulare website. Follow Facebook Twitter Contact Info Contact Us Mission and Vision To provide the residents of Tulare County with quality services to improve and sustain the region's safety, economic well-being, and quality of life. Tulare County government strives to earn the trust, respect, and support of its residents through collaboration, fair, and effective service. © Compliance 2021 Back to top of page

Drought Resources and September Lightning Fires ARP and BOS Newsletter About Departments News Emergencies Contact COVID-19 Search HomeNews News View Link Follow Facebook Twitter Contact Info Contact Us Mission and Vision To provide the residents of Tulare County with quality services to improve and sustain the region's safety, economic well-being, and quality of life. Tulare County government strives to earn the trust, respect, and support of its residents through collaboration, fair, and effective service. © Tulare County Main 2021 Compliance Information Back to top of page

Sandbag Distribution Locations Tree Mortality Cooling Centers Feeds Directory Notifications Sandbag Locations Click here to find available sandbag pickup locatoins. Loose sand and bags are provided. A limited number of shovels are available; residents are encouraged to bring their own shovels to fill sandbags. Visit the Sandbags Page for more information KNP Complex and Windy Fires All evacuation orders and warnings have been lifted. For the latest updates on Wildfires follow these Facebook pages: Tulare County Fire Department Facebook Tulare County Sheriff's Office Facebook County of Tulare Facebook Returning Home After a Wildfire Once a wildfire has burned through an area, many dangers may remain. Follow these precautions when returning home provided by Tulare County Environmental Health Services: Returning Home After a Wildfire Guide Returning Home After a Wildfire Guide - SPANISH Other Active Emergencies in Tulare County: 2019 Coronavirus (COVID-19) Visit the Tulare County COVID-19 Website to learn more about local response and recovery efforts. Tree Mortality Since 2012, record drought and record temperatures, have weakened trees throughout California, resulting in millions of acres of failing forestland that then become vulnerable to disease and infestation. Infestation, such as those caused by native bark beetles, have caused tree mortality of epidemic proportions. The scale of tree mortality in California contributes to significantly increased wildfire risks, and presents life safety risks due to falling trees that can injure or kill people. Due to these increased risks, California and Tulare County have proclaimed states of emergency for tree mortality. Read more here. Follow © Emergencies 2021 Compliance Information