Greenfield Fire Department, 45 El Camino Real, Greenfield, CA 93927, US

Conservation Fire Camps is a program initiated by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) in collaboration with CAL FIRE and the Los Angeles County Fire Department. With a primary mission to support government agencies in responding to emergencies such as fires, floods, and natural disasters, the program operates 35 minimum-security camps across 25 counties in California. These camps provide able-bodied incarcerated individuals with the opportunity to work on meaningful projects, while CDCR is responsible for their selection, supervision, and discipline. Established in 1915, the CDCR road camps were initially created to address the depletion of the work force during World War II. Over the years, these camps have evolved into a network of facilities that contribute to firefighting efforts and other rescue operations. The Conservation Fire Camps program focuses on rehabilitation through vocational training, education, and teamwork, providing valuable skills and support to its participants. For more information, visit the Conservation Fire Camps FAQ page.Generated from the website

City of Greenfield City Offices

El Camino / # 45

Greenfield City Hall