Hoopa Fire Department and Office of Emergency Services

Hoopa Fire Department and Office of Emergency Services Dedicated to the protection of the Health and Safety of the Hoopa Community.

More rain will build in Thursday with periods of heavy rain overnight and early Friday. With the ground now saturated fr...
12/18/2025

More rain will build in Thursday with periods of heavy rain overnight and early Friday. With the ground now saturated from recent rain, the chances for rockslides and localized flooding will continue to increase. Take extra care if traveling. More rain is on track this weekend.

A new storm system will begin to impact the area today with light drizzle and increasing south winds during the day. Str...
12/18/2025

A new storm system will begin to impact the area today with light drizzle and increasing south winds during the day. Stronger winds gusting over 45 mph and period of heavier rain will build in overnight and gradually spread from north to south.

Rainfall totals over the last 48-hours (though midnight) have ranged from over 4 inches in some of the mountainous areas...
12/17/2025

Rainfall totals over the last 48-hours (though midnight) have ranged from over 4 inches in some of the mountainous areas of northern Mendocino, southern Humboldt, and Del Norte counties to as little as a few hundredths of an inch in southern Lake County.

An atmospheric river will begin to impact Oregon late Wednesday night into Thursday. Some light rain can be expected in ...
12/17/2025

An atmospheric river will begin to impact Oregon late Wednesday night into Thursday. Some light rain can be expected in portions of Northwest California during that time period, but the bulk of the heavy rain will remain north of the area. The heavier rain will move south into Northwest California Thursday night into Friday. Ponding on roadways and localized flooding will be possible on Friday. Winds may be gusty on area ridgetops Thursday through Friday morning ahead of the front with gusts to 45 mph possible.

It looks as though the🔥Heat Miser🔥has taken over the latest outlook for Christmas week (Dec 23-29)! We are looking at a ...
12/16/2025

It looks as though the🔥Heat Miser🔥has taken over the latest outlook for Christmas week (Dec 23-29)! We are looking at a high probability of warmer-than-normal temperatures for the vast majority of the U.S., with the Plains and South likely trading the Snowman for a Sunburn!

The Pacific Northwest, Alaska, and New England have a much better chance of seeing the "classic" Christmas weather you remember as a kid.

Wet weather returns this upcoming week. Risk for urban and small stream flooding will increase through the week.
12/16/2025

Wet weather returns this upcoming week. Risk for urban and small stream flooding will increase through the week.

A frontal system will bring rain showers to Northwest California beginning today. Additional waves of moisture will brin...
12/16/2025

A frontal system will bring rain showers to Northwest California beginning today. Additional waves of moisture will bring more rain Tuesday and again Wednesday. The heaviest rain during this time period is expected to be in Humboldt and Del Norte counties, but rainfall totals over an inch are likely in western Trinity and northern Mendocino counties as well. Rain may be greater than forecast in southern Mendocino and Lake counties, with the best chance for heavier rain that far south Tuesday night into Wednesday. More rain is expected later in the week.

Graphicast for Tuesday, December 16th, 2025.
12/16/2025

Graphicast for Tuesday, December 16th, 2025.

12/11/2025

🌳 Important Update for Telescope Road Residents🌳

Dear neighbors,

We’ve been in touch with a PG&E representative regarding the ongoing situation with the hazardous tree near Telescope Road. To ensure everyone's safety, they have indicated that there is a strong likelihood of power cuts in the Telescope Hill area.

Here are some mitigation measures you can take to prepare for this potential disruption:

1. Plan Ahead: Make arrangements for any essential activities that may be affected, like work or medical appointments.

2. Backup Power: If you rely on electricity for medical devices or other crucial equipment, consider securing a backup power source or making alternative plans.

3. Stay Informed: Keep an eye on updates from PG&E and local authorities regarding the timing and duration of the power outage.

4. Emergency Supplies: Stock up on necessities such as water, non-perishable food, flashlights, batteries, and any medications you may need.

5. Communication: Share this information with neighbors who may not be on social media, especially the elderly or those who might need additional support.

Let’s stay prepared and look out for one another during this time. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out!

Stay safe, everyone! 💡✨

&E

Chilly temperatures are expected again for Wednesday morning! Low temperatures are forecast to be generally in the low 3...
11/26/2025

Chilly temperatures are expected again for Wednesday morning! Low temperatures are forecast to be generally in the low 30s to low 40s across the area. Light easterly wind could make temperatures feel colder.

11/17/2025

Showers will continue rotating around the low-pressure system near the Mendocino Coast, moving southward. Expect them to gradually diminish from North to South through this evening.

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Hoopa Fire And OES 11120 CA-HWY/96
Hoopa, CA
95546

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+15306182995

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