LARGE-ANIMAL TEMPORARY REFUGE AREA
OPENS JUNE 24 IN SILVERADO CANYON
WHAT:
Ribbon-cutting for a large-animal temporary refuge area. This new amenity will provide an additional option for residents with large animals in fire-prone areas in eastern Orange County canyons during a wildfire or other emergency events. This is part of an overall plan to convert the former Silverado Elementary School to a library, meeting room and regional park site.
WHEN:
10:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Speakers begin at 11 a.m.
WHEN:
10:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Speakers begin at 11 a.m.
WHO:
Chairman Todd Spitzer, Orange County Board of Supervisors Third District; OC Parks Director Stacy Blackwood, OC Animal Care Director Jennifer Hawkins, DVM; and representatives of Orange County Fire Authority
WHERE:
North Side, Former Silverado Elementary School, 7531 Santiago Canyon Road, Silverado, CA 92676
VISUALS:
Horses going into corrals, local residents, OC Parks, Orange County Fire Authority and OC Animal Care personnel and vehicles
CONTACT:
OC Parks PIO Marisa O’Neil – Marisa.ONeil@ocparks.com / (
Chairman Todd Spitzer, Orange County Board of Supervisors Third District; OC Parks Director Stacy Blackwood, OC Animal Care Director Jennifer Hawkins, DVM; and representatives of Orange County Fire Authority
WHERE:
North Side, Former Silverado Elementary School, 7531 Santiago Canyon Road, Silverado, CA 92676
VISUALS:
Horses going into corrals, local residents, OC Parks, Orange County Fire Authority and OC Animal Care personnel and vehicles
CONTACT:
OC Parks PIO Marisa O’Neil – Marisa.ONeil@ocparks.com / (
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