Graeagle Fire Department

04/22/2026

Please take the time to confirm you are registered and that all of your information is correct. In the event of a major emergency the Genasys alert system can deliver accurate information to your location in the county. Information you may need to depend on.

4/9/2026 at 8:00 am
Genasys has fixed the error regarding password resets. If you had been having problems please check the system and try again. Thank you for your patience!
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***UPDATE 4/2/2026 at 7:08 pm Genasys has been able to identify an error that is occurring when a user utilizes “autofill” to input their user ID and password. They are working on a resolution to this. In the meantime, please manually type in your user ID and password. We will continue to provide updates until this issue is resolved completely. Thank you!
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***Update on account access*** 4/2/2026 at 6:48 pm the Genasys engineering team looked at the system and reported to us that all systems are functioning properly at this time. Please confirm you are using the correct link and are using the entire link https://plumasalerts.genasys.com/portal/en if you continue to have any problems please report it to us by emailing [email protected] thank you!
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***Update on account access*** 4/2/2026 at 6:00 pm We are currently working with Genasys support to explore what could be occurring during the password reset steps. We will report back once we have any updates! Thank you everyone for your feedback!
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Action Required: Update Your Plumas County Emergency Alert Account

The Plumas County Sheriff’s Office has identified a significant number of Emergency Alert System (Genasys) accounts that do not have an address associated with them.

This is a critical issue. Address information is required to deliver accurate, location-based emergency alerts, the primary method we use during incidents.

Over the next 30 days, we will be conducting an outreach effort to notify affected users:

First notification: April 16 (late afternoon/evening)
Second notification: April 30 (if no update is made)

Notifications may be sent via phone call, text message, or email based on the contact information listed in the account.

Accounts that remain incomplete after multiple notifications may be removed from the system.

We strongly encourage all residents to log in and verify their information to ensure they continue receiving emergency alerts.

Update your account here:
plumasalerts.genasys.com/portal/en

For assistance, contact:
[email protected]

02/13/2026

For any department in need, give us a donation!

01/13/2026

Please join us in extending a warm Graeagle welcome to our newest firefighter/EMT, Matt McCourtney, sworn in by Assistant Chief Stockdale and pinned by Captain Ron Heard.

12/23/2025

Sand and Sandbags Available to Residents

Plumas County should prepare for the next round of storms from today through Christmas. Power outages, rain, heavy wind and snow are what is anticipated.

To help residents prepare for potential flooding and storm impacts, sand and sandbags are currently available at multiple locations throughout the area.

Residents may obtain sand and sandbags, at no cost, during daytime hours at the following locations:
• City of Portola – 120 Main Street, Portola (available for City & County residents)
• Graeagle Fire Department – 7620 CA-89, Graeagle
• Peninsula Fire Department – 801 Golf Club Road, Lake Almanor
• Hamilton Branch Fire Department – 3791 Big Springs Road, Hamilton Branch
• Chester Fire / Public Utility District (CPUD) – 251 Chester Airport Road, Chester
• Quincy Fire Department – Station 1 – 501 Lawrence Street, Quincy – rear of station under cover – sand already bagged
• Indian Valley Fire Department – contact Indian Valley CSD (530) 284-7224 to request

Supplies are available on a first-come, first-served basis while quantities last. Please only take what you need or up to 10 per family. Residents need to bring their own shovels and be prepared to fill and transport sandbags themselves, if possible.

These materials are intended to help protect homes, businesses, and property from potential water intrusion. Officials encourage residents to take proactive steps now and stay informed about changing weather conditions.

Some community members may not have the physical ability or resources to obtain sandbags. If you are in need, or have active flooding beyond your capability, please contact your local fire department or Plumas County Sheriff’s Office at (530) 283-6300. For emergencies, please call 911.

For additional information or updates: https://www.plumascounty.us/3014/Emergency-Alerts-and-Resources

10/31/2025

We are in search of a vehicle donation for training. Does not have to run or have all of its components, title required - thank you!

10/09/2025

Photo night! Thank you Scott Chandler Productions

08/26/2025

08/06/2025

Join us for the Graeagle Community Blood Drive! 📅 Sunday, August 10, 2025 ⏰ 9:30 am - 1:30 pm 📍 Graeagle Fire Station Together, we save lives. Because of you, life doesn’t stop. 💉❤️

05/30/2025