Lemon Aide Project

14/06/2026

🚨 FORWARD PROGRESS STOPPED 🚨

Marin County fire crews continue working a vegetation fire near 81 W Nicasio Road in San Geronimo Valley.

The fire grew to an estimated 1–2 acres with a moderate rate of spread and threatened one nearby structure. Smoke was also reported inside a residence during the incident.

The latest information indicates firefighters have knocked down the fire’s forward progress, but multiple resources remain assigned to the incident, with additional engines still responding as crews work to secure the scene and ensure the fire remains contained.

Current Situation

🔥 Estimated at 1–2 acres
🌾 Burning in grass fuels
⚡ Downed power line reported near the origin area
🏠 One structure threatened
💨 Smoke reported inside a residence
🚒 Firefighters report the fire has been knocked down
✅ Crews remain on scene conducting containment and mop-up operations

This appears to be a strong initial attack by firefighters that prevented the fire from growing larger and helped protect nearby homes.

📍 81 W Nicasio Road, San Geronimo Valley

Thank you to all responding firefighters and first responders working to keep the community safe.



Watch duty link: https://share.watchduty.org/i/102615?ts=1781396768000

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13/06/2026

VOLUNTEER REMINDER – PLEASE READ

Thank you for volunteering with the Healthy Petaluma Community Relaxation Lounge, powered by the Lemon Aide Project!

⚠️ All volunteers must visit the Petaluma Fair Administrative Office and pick up their volunteer materials no later than June 16th.

This is not something that can be done on the day of your shift.

📍 Petaluma Fair Administrative Office
175 Fairgrounds Drive, Petaluma

🕙 Pickup Hours
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Now through June 16th

Please pick up:

✅ Volunteer T-Shirt
✅ Parking Pass
✅ Admission Wristband
✅ Volunteer Waiver

Your wristband will serve as your admission ticket on the day you volunteer, so please be sure to keep it in a safe place after pickup.

On the date and time of your scheduled volunteer shift, proceed directly to Beverly C. Wilson Hall and check in with the Lemon Aide Project Lead on site.

Thank you for helping us create a welcoming, air conditioned space where fairgoers can cool down, recharge, and relax during the Petaluma Fair. We are incredibly grateful for every volunteer who is helping make this community resource possible.

💛 Thank you for being part of the team!

🌐 www.lemonaideproject.org

13/06/2026

The countdown is on! June 18th through 21st, we’ll be transforming Beverly C. Wilson Hall at the Petaluma Fairgrounds into a cool, quiet, welcoming space where fairgoers can take a break, recharge, and reset.

Whether you need a place to cool off, hydrate, feed a baby, take a sensory break, relax with your family, or simply escape the crowds for a little while, the Healthy Petaluma Community Relaxation Lounge will be here for you.

Inside you’ll find:
💧 Free water and hydration
🍎 Healthy snacks
❄️ Air conditioned comfort
🛋️ Comfortable seating
🎨 Kids activities and interactive art
🧸 Sensory friendly space
🤱 Nursing area
🚻 Restrooms with changing station
❤️ Friendly volunteers ready to help

This community space is sponsored by Healthy Petaluma and operated by Lemon Aide Project to help make the Petaluma Fair a little more comfortable for everyone.

Who’s planning to stop by? Let us know in the comments and tag someone who could use a place to relax during the Fair!

📍 Beverly C. Wilson Hall
📅 June 18th-21st 2026
🎡 Petaluma Fairgrounds

12/06/2026

Wildfire season is approaching, and now is the time to take action to help protect your home and property. 🔥🌲

Permit Sonoma reminds residents that clearing vegetation around structures is one of the most effective steps you can take to create defensible space. The Sonoma County Fire Prevention Division offers FREE chipping services for residents in unincorporated Sonoma County who are actively reducing wildfire risk around homes, structures and access roads. 🚛🌿

Before scheduling your pickup, please prepare your piles carefully:
• Stack limbs neatly with cut ends facing the roadway or driveway
• Limbs must be 1"–4" in diameter
• Place piles within 10 feet of the road or driveway
• Do not include leaves, vines, bamboo, poison oak, construction wood or fire debris 🚫

Properly prepared piles help crews work safely and efficiently and keep the program running smoothly for everyone. Learn more and get your property ready: https://permitsonoma.org/chipperprogram

12/06/2026

With toasty summer temperatures expected to persist, a Heat Advisory remains in effect for portions of the northern/central Sacramento Valley and surrounding terrain through 11 pm Saturday. Stay cool and stay hydrated, especially if you have outdoor plans this weekend! 😎

12/06/2026

Most wildfires are caused by human activity, and many begin with everyday actions that seem harmless until conditions become dangerous. With dry vegetation, warm temperatures, low humidity, and gusty winds across much of California, now is the time to be extra cautious.

Never leave campfires, fire pits, or burning brush unattended, and always fully extinguish them before leaving the area. Use grills and smokers only on paved or gravel surfaces away from dry grass. Never throw ci******es from vehicles or onto the ground, and always dispose of ashes in a metal container with a tight-fitting lid.

Vehicle related sparks are another common cause of wildfire starts. Keep brakes and tires properly maintained, secure tow chains so they do not drag, and avoid driving or parking on dry grass. When mowing or using equipment outdoors, try to do so during cooler parts of the day and avoid operating machinery during windy conditions.

Always follow local burn bans and fire restrictions. Even a single spark can quickly become a fast moving wildfire when conditions are right.

A few moments of prevention can protect homes, families, pets, wildlife, and entire communities.

Stay aware. Stay prepared. Help prevent the next wildfire.

🌲🔥 www.lemonaideproject.org

12/06/2026

A Coastal Flood Advisory is currently in effect for Bayshore locations in the North Bay through the early morning of Wednesday, June 17th due to minor coastal flooding near the high tide. Up to 1.8 feet of inundation above ground level is expected in low lying areas near shorelines and tidal waterways. Allow extra time for travel, do not drive around barricades or through water, and protect flood-prone property!

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