Water district installs Heli-Hydrants to assist firefighters, protect infrastructure
The American Water Works Association featured a story on YLWD helicopter Hydrants.
14 July? 2022
The American Water Works Association featured a story on YLWD helicopter Hydrants.
On Sunday, July 3, 2022, a Yorba Linda Water District’s helicopter hydrant was activated and used by CAL FIRE, and Los Angeles County Fire Department to contain a wildland fire in Chino Hills State Park.
$500,000 was secured for a helicopter hydrant we will place in the Wildland Urban Interface Zone bordering Yorba Linda.
The Orange County Fire Authority joined the District and Wells Fargo Bank for the unveiling of the Wells Fargo Helicopter Hydrant to enhance wildfire response during wildfire season.
YLWD has constructed an emergency helicopter landing zone and a Heli-Hydrant water tank at the Camino De Bryant Reservoir located at the eastern end of
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