Firefighters and Camps
Fire crews are incarcerated participants in the Conservation Camp Program. Also, CDCR staff and incarcerated firefighters work at institution firehouses. The primary mission of the Conservation Camp Program is to support state, local and federal government agencies responding to emergencies. These include fires, floods, and other natural or manmade disasters.
Growlersburg Conservation Camp in Georgetown has some new arrivals, as CDCR implements a new Youthful Offender Program (YOP) for camps.
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The California Medical Facility (CMF) Fire Department hosted its annual pizza feed to thank the firefighters assigned to the institutional...
The Ventura Training Center celebrated 19 formerly incarcerated firefighters and 19 California Conservation Corps members as they officially completed enhanced...
Read More About 38 firefighters graduate Ventura Training Center
The California Institution for Women (CIW) recently saw 10 graduate from the three-week Fire Crew Firefighter Academy.
Currently, 120 firefighters and camp participants across 10 CDCR Conservation Camps are enrolled in the Camp GED program. Coursework is...
For the first time since 2021, the Pine Grove Youth Conservation Camp (PGYCC) crew responded to a fire in Nevada...
FSP Fire Department recently helped put out a fire in the city of Folsom, playing a crucial role in assisting...
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Camp hand crews from various Sierra Conservation Center (SCC) camps took part in reality-based training alongside the Los Angeles County...
Read More About SCC camp hand crews training with outside agencies
Sierra Conservation Center (SCC) In-Service Training Office conducted an active shooter and lock down procedure training exercise.
Thanks to rehabilitation opportunities and career training, Jason Barr has earned the chance to prove himself with CAL FIRE. At...
Read More About CAL FIRE: Jason Barr makes most of rehabilitation