Because of the extremely rough warmer compared to yesterday. Terrain in the air. Heres a live camera looking at for the latest news on all fires and including how to help sfo where some fog is in place. Those affected, go to ktvu. Com whoppers. There is the latest development the airquality sensors, most of these current observations are actually not too bad. And Evacuation Orders. We are showing you more greens and yellows indicating good air the spare the air alert in quality or moderate levels. Place now will continue through definitely an improvement friday. That has many people looking compared to yesterday. Remember, thus spare the air for ways to deal with the smoke alert continues through friday. In the air from wildfires pick the smoke levels have hit unhealthy levels in many areas but even moderate smoke can be current number is 50s and 60s health risk experts say there to start out today. Are things you can do to help deal with the unhealthy air. Here is the plan the semi, t
Of caution, the officers were quarantined. They have since returned home. We are asking our Community Members to remain calm. At this time we dont yet know if the patient had covid19. The precautions we have taken exceed the recommendations by the cdc. We would like to remind everyone that this is an active event and we will provide update information as it becomes available throughout social media platforms. Once again, we have not yet determined whether or not the patient had covid19 and ask everyone to remain calm as Santa Clara Public Health investigates this incident. Were doing everything that we can to keep the community safe, and we will continue to work with Partner Agencies to keep our community informed. Some of the things that our community can do to prevent the risk, i would recommend that they go to the Santa Clara County Public Health website for information and also the website of the centers for disease control. With that, ill open up to questions. How many officers .
Can. We also always put language in there, if something is not working, we can go back and revisit it and clean it up, and we do a lot of that as well. So, we do our best, we perfect know, we love input and the biggest problem we have sometimes with some of these policies and procedures, we dont get enough even though the staff do an amazing job, its hard to get peoples attention on everything, and the consequences of some of the decisions we made. But we can always reverse if we have to. Thank you. I would just say that i agree that any decisions we should have should be data driven. We still have a lot more of discovery to do around what data inputs we need, and again, these kind of forums, this type of report is just the beginning for us to start digging in deeper and i think again, many of the initiatives that we are already, we have already begun, our life lines council, this process, and then through the Emergency Management and expanding that is the direction we need to go in. B
Is to look at ways to even if the buildings, we dont go for higher performance of the building per se, what can we do to facilitate through programs, reducing the impeding factor, and the ultimate goal, might not be able to read all the numbers but in the report, being able to reduce those functional recovery times, not changing anything in the building but impeding factors, beyond that is the question of enforcing higher performance standards beyond the basic California Building code forgiven that San Francisco has a lot of Tall Buildings in close proximity that serve important functions both for office and for residential. So a quick kind of run through that, appreciate your attention, i think we will move on now to probably the first panel discussion. Thank you. [applause] ok. Our next panel is a discussion on strengthening building performance. I will be your, the facilitator for this paneling. With us, my first guest is john hooper, who is with the applied technology council, who
According to Assistant Chief Mark Wilbanks with the Knoxville Fire Department, it and Knox County Rural Metro are helping local ambulance services to fill in.