Flood information
Flood Information
Prepare For Emergencies Now: Information For Pet Owners
Residential/Agricultural Burn season will end April 30, 2018. Burning will not be allowed after that date.
The Aromas Chipper Program has begun and will run until May 19, 2018. CAL FIRE, the Aromas Tri-County Fire District and the Aromas Water District are working cooperatively to help reduce the risk of wildfire in our neighborhoods. Bring your yard trimmings into the Water District lot next to the firehouse, drop them off and we'll chip them for FREE! While you're here be sure to take some wood chips and mulch home with you. That's FREE too.
Now is the time to reduce the fuels around your property to help provide a Defensible Space around your home "one chip at a time." Print the picture for more details on the Aromas Chipper Program.
It’s here. Here’s another warning. The storm will intensify throughout the day and may impact areas you live or travel to. Please plan accordingly and BE SAFE.
FLOOD WATCH issued for Santa Cruz Mountains KSBW Weather Forecast: bit.ly/2Jo8Jrx Beginning overnight and lasting up to 48 hours, the National Weather Service is predicting an atmospheric riv...
It’s going to be a wet weekend. We have sand and sandbags. Get them BEFORE it starts raining and flooding. Plan your travel accordingly, drive slowly and cautiously and prepare to be wet. Be safe out there!
Don't put the umbrellas away yet
The Aromas Chipper Program is back! The Aromas Tri-County Fire District, CAL FIRE and the Aromas Water District welcome residents living in the Aromas area to participate in this year’s Residential Chipper Program. Under this program, property owners who remove vegetative material from their property to reduce the wildland fire hazard can have the material chipped and disposed of at no cost. The drop off location will be in the designated area next to the Aromas Fire Station in the open lot. You can pick up wood chips at the site and use them for moisture retention and mulch.
*All vegetative material must be cut and hauled to the designated location next to the firehouse.
*No loose material (leaves, grass clippings, sod, fire wood chunks), no material 4" diameter or larger will be accepted.
*No poison oak, metal objects, wire etc will be accepted.
*No sawn wood such as 2 x 4's, 4 x 4's, plywood, pallets etc will be accepted.
*Program dates are April 1 - May 19 2018. No additional piles will be accepted after May 19, 2018.
*Illegal debris dumping is prohibited.
*Wood chips are FREE! Take as much as you'd like.
Call the Aromas Fire Station or stop by if you have additional questions. Print the picture for more details.
The National Weather Service is expecting a significant storm to impact the Aromas Tri-County Fire District and much of California especially areas south of here beginning tomorrow morning and continuing through Thursday. Although rains are expected to be heavy, no major impacts are expected for San Benito and Monterey Counties. Locally we are expecting 1-1.5 inches of rain, windy conditions Tuesday and Wednesday night with gusts up to 30 mph, local urban flooding and potential for power outages. Travel will be hazardous as the roads will be slick and wet. DRIVE SAFELY!
Sand and sandbags are available at the Aromas Fire Station. They're FREE! Pick them up while the weather is dry.
