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News Release Date: June 20, 2017 WHAT: PRESENTATION: High-ranking representatives from five agencies will address several issues regarding beach conditions and public safety. This includes hazards along the Northern California coast, what to do if you or your dog gets swept out to sea, and how to swim out of a rip current. MOCK WATER RESCUE: (Weather permitting) San Francisco Fire Department water rescue team, USCG, and NPS will conduct a mock rescue of a swimmer in distress in the surf zone of Ocean Beach at Golden Gate National Recreation Area, San Francisco, California. WHO: Golden Gate National Recreation Area, National Park Service: Ocean Rescue Supervisor, Doug Armstrong San Francisco Fire Department: Assistant Deputy Chief Rudy J. Castellanos U.S. Coast Guard, Coast Guard Sector San Francisco: Capt. Tony Ceraolo, Captain of the Port NOAA/National Weather Service: Warming Coordination Meteorologist, Brian Garcia San Francisco Police Department Marine Unit: Marine Unit Representative WHERE: Ocean Beach in Golden Gate National Recreation Area, San Francisco, California Meet at Stairwell 17 on promenade by parking lot (Lincoln Ave. and Great Highway). May move to surf zone for mock rescue; surf condition may change this. WHEN: June 20, 10:00 a.m. hard start. Media MUST RSVP: By email San Francisco Fire Department Media Relations Lt. Jonathan Baxter (415) 660-0545 or by email FIREPIO@sfgov.org Speaker system will be available on site. |
Last updated: June 27, 2017