An fire victims assistance center at Napa County’s Health and Human Services South Campus will close on Monday.
Beginning Tuesday, Nov. 17, Napa County’s Local Assistance Center will reduce hours from noon to 6 p.m., then close on Friday, Nov. 20, at 6 p.m. due to reduced demand, Napa County announced.
Virtual assistance will remain available. Individuals can seek help through the “virtual Local Assistance Center” resources at www.readynapacounty.org or call 707-299-2190.
The center, located at the St. Helena First Presbyterian Church, 1428 Spring St., provided "One Stop Information" for local residents impacted by the Hennessey and Glass fires. The LAC has provided in person services to over 1,300 residents so far (Hennessey 256, Glass 1068).
FEMA will continue to provide in-person service at the First Presbyterian Church through Dec. 11 from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Linsey Gallagher and a guest at the new location at the Napa Valley Welcome Center.
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Besides free advice and information the Welcome Center also offers a boutique area. The Napa Valley Welcome Center moved to 1300 First St., within the First Street Napa complex.
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The Napa Valley Welcome Center has relocated to First Street Napa, at 1300 First St. During an opening on Thursday, visitors were already finding their way to the new location.
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The Napa Valley Welcome Center is now located at 1300 First St., inside First Street Napa.
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Suzi Hubbard with Visit Napa Valley helps a caller at the new Napa Valley Welcome Center. Its now located within the First Street Napa complex.
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The Napa Valley Welcome Center is now located at 1300 First St., inside First Street Napa.
Welcome Center
Besides free advice and information the Welcome Center also offers a boutique area. The Napa Valley Welcome Center moved to 1300 First St., within the First Street Napa complex.
Welcome Center
Besides free advice and information the Welcome Center also offers a boutique area. The Napa Valley Welcome Center moved to 1300 First St., within the First Street Napa complex.
Welcome Center
Besides free advice and information the Welcome Center also offers a boutique area. The Napa Valley Welcome Center moved to 1300 First St., within the First Street Napa complex.
Welcome Center
Besides free advice and information the Welcome Center also offers a boutique area. The Napa Valley Welcome Center moved to 1300 First St., within the First Street Napa complex.
Welcome center
Besides free advice and information the Welcome Center also offers a boutique area. The Napa Valley Welcome Center moved to 1300 First St., within the First Street Napa complex.
Welcome Center
Besides free advice and information the Welcome Center also offers a boutique area. The Napa Valley Welcome Center moved to 1300 First St., within the First Street Napa complex.
Welcome Center
Besides free advice and information the Welcome Center also offers a boutique area. The Napa Valley Welcome Center moved to 1300 First St., within the First Street Napa complex.
Welcome center
Besides free advice and information, the relocated welcome center also offers a boutique area.
Welcome Center
Besides free advice and information the Welcome Center also offers a boutique area. The Napa Valley Welcome Center moved to 1300 First St., within the First Street Napa complex.
Welcome Center
The Napa Valley Welcome Center moved to 1300 First St., within the First Street Napa complex.
Welcome center
Besides free advice and information the Welcome Center also offers a boutique area. The Napa Valley Welcome Center moved to 1300 First St., within the First Street Napa complex.
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