One Santa Clara County community with high fire risk is proactively taking steps to protect residents from disaster amid blazes in another part of the state. The Los Gatos Town Council unanimously voted to create a full-time emergency preparedness manager position Tuesday, alongside allocating $1 million from reserves to partially cover their salary and boost wildfire and emergency initiatives. The town is beginning recruitment as soon as possible. The new position and funding aim to better address fire prevention and protection in hilly Los Gatos — a town without a fire department that relies on the county with sections deemed very high…
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