. >> thank you, mike randolph, randolph. a busy 30 hours for emergency response. fire service ran over 360 calls during the first 30 hours. 92 of the calls were gas-related calls or the smell of gas; 50 were power line issues; we had 50 fires. the most significant was the mobile home park up north where four of the mobile homes were completely destroyed and two were partly destroyed. other smoke investigations and hazardous materials incident and, also, a total of 80 medical calls during that timeframe obviously napa fire department did not do all the work by itself. we had great partners with our napa police and american canyon fire and napa county fire and c amount l fire and marin fire and santa rosa four and pg&e and amr and o.e.s. so it was a huge load but fortunately for us all of our folks came back to work. we had excellent help from our persons. >> we have been in the process of responding to the disaster in emergency mode since yesterday morning. we are hoping by tomorrow there will be, again, the recovery phase of this effort as we wind down responding.

and this is mike randolph. >> the majority of what we've been doing for the last several hours is assessing the damage of a lot of our buildings in the downtown area, making sure there was no imminent rescue. and happy to say there has not been. so we have currently four type one strike teams in the city. we have two usar task force in the city. and we have one strike team of water tenders. what we're also simultaneously addressing is a bunch of calls like over 100 calls of the smell of that will gas. so that is our primary attention right now. that's it for fire. jack, do you have some update? this is our public works director. >> jack larochelle, public works director. just have an update. we have identified 60 water main break, 20 of those have been isolated, shut off. and we are now in more of a recovery mode to go through and fix those issues. we will have five crews working in two shifts, 12 hour shifts, for however long it takes us to coming in who will be able to roy not only men and equipment, but also any kind of repair kits that we need for the water mans but also any kind of rep

my name is mike parness, city manager and this is mike randolph. >> randolph. the majority of what we've been doing for the last several hours assessing the damage of a lot of our buildings in the downtown area making sure that there was no imminent rescue and happy to say that there has not been. so we have currently four type one strike teams in the city. we have two task force in the city and one strike team of water tenders. what we're also simultaneously addressing is a bunch of calls like over 100 calls of the smell of natural gas so that's our primary attention right now. and that's it for fire. jack, do you have an update? jack is our public works director. >> just as an update, we have identified 60 water main breaks. 20 of those have been isolated and shut off. and we are now in more of a recovery mode to go through and fix those issues. we will have five crews working in two shifts, 12-hour shifts, for however long it takes us to repair those. we do have some mutual aid and folks coming in who will be able to provide not only equipment but also any k

this is mike randolph. >> r-a-n-d-o-l-p-h. the majority of what we've been doing for the last several hours is assessing the damage are a lot of our buildings in the downtown area, making sure that there was no imminent rescue and happy to say that there has not been. so we have currently four type one strike teams in the city. we have two usar task force in the city, and we have one strike team of water tenders. what we're also simultaneously addressing is a bunch of calls, like over 100 calls of the smell of natural gas. so that's our primary attention right now. and that's it for fire. jack, do you have some update? >> this is jack klobershal, our public works director. just as -- >> we have identified 60 water main breaks, 20 of those have been isolated, shut off, and we're now in more of a recovery mode to go through and fix those issues. we will have five crews working in two shifts, 12-hour shifts, for however long it takes us to fix it. we have some folks coming in who will be able to provide not only men and equipment

mike. . >> that's randolph. i'm city manager. i just wanted to announce that in response to the emergency that occurred early this morning, we have activated our emergency operation center and effective at seven: 59 we declared an emergency. we have brought in all available forces in the work force to come in to assess damage, provide services. work is under way. we're busy now surveying all of the various complaints we've received and establishing priorities. we brought a number of resources in this morning to talk to you. why don't i introduce john who's with the fire department who's handling the operations this morning. he can explain what we're doing in terms of responses and we have some of the other technical support. . the deck will ration states of emergency means we have exhausted our local resources. we need more help from the outside. we're asking the governor. both the county and city are asking the governor so we can access resources through the state office of emergency services and perhaps beyond. so it's sympathi

. >> i would like to turn it to our city manager, mike parnes. >> randolph and my name is mike pa r-n-e-s-s. just wanted to announce that in response to the emergency that occurred this -- early this morning, we have activated our emergency operation center and effective at 7:59, we declared a local emergency. the county, i believe is taking similar action. we have brought in all available forces and the work force to come in to assess damage, provide services and the work is under way and we are busy now surveying all of the various complaints that we have received and establishing priorities. we have brought a number of resources in this morning to talk to you. why don't i introduce john callahan with the fire department and handling the operations this morning. he can explain what we are doing in terms of responses and then we have some of the other technical support from police, public works, and other departments, if you have questions. >> what is the separation, the emergency separation mean for you? what do you assess for that? >> the declaration states that we have an emergency. it

. >> that's randolph r-a-n-d-o-l-p-h. and my name is mike parness. the -- just wanted to announce that in response to the emergency that occurred early this morning, we have activated our emergency operation center. and effective at 7:59, we declared a local emergency. the county, i believe, has taken similar action. we have brought in all available forces in the workforce to come in to assess damage, provide services, the work is underway. we're busy now surveying all of the various complaints that we have received and establishing priorities. we brought a number of resources in this morning to talk to you. why don't i introduce john who is with the fire department, who is also handling the operations this morning. he can explain what we're doing in terms of responses. and then we have some of the other technical support from police, public works and other departments if you have questions. >> what is the declaration. emergency declaration mean for you? >> the declaration states we have an emergency, it means we have exhausted our local resources an