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Law
Enforcement |
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Sonoma County |
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Sonoma County
Sheriff's Department
Emergency: 911
or 565-2121 |
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As part of the 911
Emergency System, a
helicopter
may be dispatched when quick transport is
needed |
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Sonoma County
Sheriff’s Marine Unit at Bodega Bay
875-3561
The
Sonoma County Sheriff’s Marine Unit is
responsible for patrolling all of the
extensive waterways in Sonoma County. Their
mission is boating safety, education, search
and rescue, and enforcement of Maritime Law,
Federal Law, State Law, and County
Ordinances. The personnel assigned to this
unit are cross-trained and deputized as
United States Customs Agents and Emergency
Medical Technicians. The Marine Unit
accomplishes this mission through the use of
four patrol boats, one of which is located
at Bodega Bay. |
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Sonoma Coast State
Beach
Like most north coast beaches, Sonoma
Coast is NOT FOR SWIMMING. Strong rip
currents, heavy surf and sudden ground
swells make even surf play dangerous. A
small staff of well-trained lifeguards are
usually on duty during the peak season, but
with so much coastline to cover they may not
be available. Please be aware that
most cellular phone service along the coast
is spotty.
It is especially important to keep children
back from the highest water-line and never
turn your back to the ocean. Many rescues
are made each year. Also be careful of the
bluffs and rocks. The shale formations are
unstable and unsafe for climbing, so stay on
the trails and heed warning signs.
California State park lifeguards are
open-water lifesaving professionals and
trained peace officers with statewide
authority. They help operate and manage
state park units including coastal beaches,
inland lakes, reservoirs, and rivers. |
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State of California |
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California State
Highway Patrol
707-588-1400 |
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California
State Highway Patrol
is responsible
for statewide coordination of AMBER
ALERT and the other emergency
response activities associated with a child
abduction.
California Amber Alert
1-800-TELL-CHP (800-835-5247) |
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California State
Office of the Attorney General
Megan's Law Mapping
California Registered Sex Offender Database |
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California Department
of Fish and Game
Marine Region Mission: To protect, maintain,
enhance and restore California's marine
ecosystems for their ecological values and
their use and enjoyment by the public
Bodega Bay Field Office
1850 Bay Flat Road
Bodega Bay, CA 94923
707-875-4260 |
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California State Parks
Department
Our Mission:
To provide for the
health, inspiration and education of the
people of California by helping to preserve
the state's extraordinary biological
diversity, protecting its most valued
natural and cultural resources, and
creating opportunities for high-quality
outdoor recreation. |
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U.S. Government |
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U.S. Coast Guard
Marine Safety Office, San Francisco Bay
24 hour command center
415-399-3547 |
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U.S. Coast Guard at Bodega Bay
707-875-3596 |
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Fire
Protection |
Please be aware that most cellular phone
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Bodega Bay Fire Protection District
510 Highway One, Bodega Bay, Ca 94923
911
Administration 707-875-3700
The Bodega Bay Fire Protection District
serves the area with a 24 hour paid staff of
Firefighters/Emergency Medical Technicians
and Paramedics. A new fire house was
completed in 1997. The paid staff is
supplemented with volunteers.
The district provides ALS (Advanced Life
Support) Ambulance service, the highest
level of emergency medical response. |
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Bodega Volunteer Fire Department
17184 Bodega Highway
707-876-9498
707-876-3197 |
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Valley Ford Volunteer Fire Department
707-876-3489 |
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Jenner Volunteer Fire Department
707-632-5503 |
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Fort Ross Volunteer Fire Department
707-632-5911 |
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Timber Cove Volunteer Fire Department
30800 Seaview Rd.
707-847-3299 |
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Marin County Fire
Department
Tomales
Senior Captain Keith
Parker
599 Dillon Beach Rd.
707-878-2464
The Tomales Fire Station is located in the
community of Tomales, protecting historic
downtown Tomales, the Tomales Bay coastline,
Pacific Ocean and ranches. Due to its remote
location, the Tomales fire station houses
the first fire engine in Marin County
staffed with a paramedic and lifesaving
Advanced Life Support equipment. Tomales is
the only Marin County Station to utilize
volunteers to supplement the permanent
staff.
Areas served:
Tomales, Dillon Beach, Marshal and Chileno
Valley. Mutual Aid is provided to the
communities of Bodega Bay, Two Rock, Valley
Ford and the US Coast Guard Base in Two
Rock. |
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California Department
of Forestry & Fire Protection
CDF Arson
Hotline 1-800-468-4408
The men and
women of the California Department of
Forestry and Fire Protection (CDF) are
dedicated to the fire protection and
stewardship of over 31 million acres of
California's privately-owned wildlands.
The Department's firefighters, fire engines,
and aircraft respond to an average 6,135
wildland fires each year. Those fires burn
an average of nearly 194,000 acres annually.
Beyond its wildland fire fighting role, CDF
answers the call more than 300,000 times for
other emergencies each year. It may very
well be a CDF engine and crew that is
dispatched to the scene of an auto accident,
or to a home where a child has become the
victim of a drowning incident. The
Department responds to medical aids of all
types, hazardous material spills, swiftwater
rescues, search and rescue missions, civil
disturbances - the list is endless. |
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