PRS offers a variety of immediate, short-term and long-term assistance to survivors of natural disasters, including the Dixie Fire of 2021. Our Disaster Resource Management staff can assist you with clarifying your needs, identifying resources and assistance to meet those needs, and applying for aid, as appropriate. You guide the process in terms of what help you would like to access. Assistance available can include, but is not limited to:
Our staff is local, connected to the community, well trained, and trauma-informed. This means they offer their help with an understanding of the area, what our communities have gone through, and an approach that promotes healing and recovery.
Disaster Resource Specialist(DRS) are available on-site at the
Rebuilding Greenville Resource Center(RGRC)
during normal operating days
Tuesday to Saturday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
To reach a DRS after RGRC hours
call 530-283-2735 ext. 832
If this is an Emergency after 5pm call
Plumas County Crisis Line # 530-283-4333
The Plumas County Dixie Fire Resource Sheet linked below is updated frequently to provide information on all resources available to victims of the Dixie Fire.
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