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It’s a first for firefighting in California. Through the mutual aid system, Cal OES coordinates 🚤BOATS to assist with battling the #GreenFire 🔥at #ShastaLake. 👀See how they’re being used. Shasta-Trinity NF Sonoma County Fire District Con Fire PIO SAN FRANCISCO FIRE DEPARTMENT MEDIA

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