Bring your cut brush to the Pavilion parking area between 7:30am and 3:30pm, and it will be chipped onsite.
Follow the guidelines set by the Santa Clara County Fire Safe Council’s defensible space chipping program at www.sccFireSafe.org or call 408-975-9591.
The Redwood Estates Community Pool needs lifeguards. If you or anyone you know is a certified lifeguard and would be interested in working this pool season, please contact the RESA office at 408-353-1866.
The pool hours are noon to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, and noon to 6:00 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
Thank you!
Since fire season is not over yet, it’s still important to keep brush down and under control. To this end, there will be a brush bin available at the Pavilion parking area this week, September 12 to 15, for Redwood Estates members only. Please load your brush to the rear of the bin first. Take advantage of this free service from Green Team, and get rid of unwanted brush.
Mountain Residents Night Out
Tuesday, August 23, 2016
6:00–8:30 p.m.
Loma Prieta Gazebo/Playfield
23845 Summit Road, Los Gatos
This is a free event! Free Raffle!
Join us for the Sixteenth Annual Mountain Residents Night Out, a community safety event and barbecue. Meet the locally assigned deputies, fire department staff, CHP officers, and representatives from many other local community organizations. Participating organizations provide a wide range of public safety information and fun activities for all ages.
Barbecue dinner by Nonno’s of Redwood Estates: $5.00. Nonno’s will provide a great dinner for a great price. Veggie burgers are also available. Advance dinner tickets are recommended, which can be purchased at Nonno’s in Redwood Estates. Tickets for dinner may also be purchased at the event.
Hosted by the Loma Prieta Community Foundation and the Redwood Estates Services Association. Visit www.lpcf.org or www.redwoodestates.net for more information. Questions? Phone RESA at 408-353-1866.
Valley Fire evacuation Sept 12, 2015 @Jeff Frost
Please consider attending one of the upcoming Community Wildfire Prevention Planning workshops! Help the Santa Clara County FireSafe Council make our community safer by learning about their prevention planning and providing input on our neighborhood’s environment, risks, and important resources.
Monte Sereno, Los Gatos and the Lexington Hills
Tuesday Feb 23rd @ 7PM- 9PM
Pavilion at Redwood Estates, 21450 Madrone Drive, Los Gatos, CA 95033
Cupertino, Saratoga, Palo Alto, and Los Altos Hills
Monday Feb 22nd @ 7PM- 9PM
Community Hall, 10350 Torre Avenue, Cupertino, CA 95014
East Foothills
Thursday Feb 18th @ 7PM- 9PM
Berryessa Community Center
3050 Berryessa Road, San Jose, CA 95132
Morgan Hill, Gilroy and the South County
Wednesday Feb 17th @ 6PM- 8PM
Morgan Hill Community Center, Hiram Room
17000 Monterey Road, Morgan Hill, CA 95037
The FireSafe Council is looking for input from those of us who live in the high wildfire risk areas. The plan covers a variety of elements and takes many factors into consideration, including vegetation and tree types, tree mortality, fuel loading, slope, aspect, weather/climate, roads, homes, other structures and facilities at risk, water sources, distance from fire stations, and the like. Also factors such as age of construction, building materials, demographics, land use and zoning, etc.
Our input can help inform the consultants who are developing the plan by providing local knowledge, expressing our concerns and opinions about priorities, and so forth.
CAL FIRE Coptor 106 water drop, Chemeketa Park fire June 14, 2015 @Rich Pasco
A new Santa Clara County county-wide CWPP is being developed that will take the existing Lexington Hills CWPP and other local CWPPs (such as Croy, Palo Alto, and San Jose East Foothills) and update and build on them. It will expand on and cover the gaps between the local CWPPs. The countywide CWPP will help establish the priorities for the FireSafe Council and others for projects to help protect against and prevent wildfires.
This project to develop a countywide CWPP is being organized by the Santa Clara County Fire Department in partnership with CAL FIRE Santa Clara Unit and the Santa Clara County FireSafe Council. It is funded by a grant from the SRA Fire Prevention Fee that many of us pay annually. SCCFD hired a professional consulting firm to develop the plan: SWCA Environmental Consultants.