ADA Restroom Trailers to Support Firefighters Battling California Wildfires

ADA Restroom Trailers to Support Firefighters Battling California Wildfires
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ADA Restroom Trailers to Support Firefighters Battling California Wildfires

Of the many partnerships we’ve made with businesses over the years, we always value the relationships we make with those who exist to aid the community. While many picture California summer as a place to enjoy beaches, pools, and sunshine, it is also a state that is consumed by wildfires that put families in danger. The nature of their greenery, like fields, trees, and plants, is such that during the hot months, they get so dry that the smallest spark can start a huge wildfire. Our ADA Restroom Trailers are supporting Firefighters who bravely fight these wildfires.

This year, the state of California has been overwhelmed by summer wildfires. Communities that have never experienced this natural disaster before now have homes at risk, and firefighters work tirelessly to battle the spreading flames. These families are in our thoughts and prayers, and when opportunities for us to help arose, we were quick to do so.

As leading providers for ADA restroom trailers, we partnered with organizations who hope to provide wildfire relief to those affected by the fire and those who fight it. When the Rotary Club of Clear Lake wanted to aid their community, we were happy to partner with them.


ROTARY CLUB WITH A CAUSE


Internationally, Rotary Club is an organization of 1.2 million people whose goal is to create positive change in their communities. They hope to encourage not only themselves, but all individuals to use their passion, energy, and intelligence to take on life-changing projects. Members of these clubs consider themselves champions for good, getting involved with projects in education, clean water initiatives, community projects, and more.

Over 35,000 rotary clubs around the world pride themselves on taking action. These organizations are full of professionals who are compassionate and ready to create change. They love that the club brings them together to make long-lasting friendships with like-minded volunteers. The clubs make diversity a priority, wanting to get the passionate opinions of many different people from all backgrounds of life.

The Rotary Club of Clear Lake in California saw a need in their community when the wildfires overwhelmed the area. They took it upon themselves to begin raising funds for wildfire relief, supporting firefighters and families with homes at risk alike. This club helped to start the Lake Area Rotary Club Fire Relief Fund (LARCA) which provided relief efforts that now include the Napa, Sonoma, Lake and Mendocino County Fire victims.

Since 2015, the Clear Lake Club, in partnership with other Lake County Rotary clubs, has raised nearly $1 million in aid. These funds have been sent to businesses and residents who were affected and lost so much as a result of wildfires over the last couple of years. These funds helped in so many ways, from housing for those affected to shelter, support, and grief counseling services. “The goal of our committee from day 1 has been to find the holes in the system and get the help to where it is needed most and do it with zero overhead costs” said Ron Roberts, President of the Lake Area Rotary Club Association.

Some of these funds were used to support the firefighters who were risking their lives to protect the community. Firefighters were in need of showers and restrooms onsite while working - we knew we had the perfect temporary restroom solution.


AMENITIES FOR LOCAL HEROES


The firefighters required ADA restroom trailers ASAP, so we jumped to the task and got to work. The best fit for their needs was the ADA +3 Station Portable Restroom Trailer, Sierra Series. This brand new 2018 restroom trailer is 32 feet long and perfectly equipped to handle heavy use with a 135 gallon fresh water tank and 900 gallon waste tank.



The Sierra Series ADA Restroom Trailers include one ADA-compliant suite and three additional unisex suites. Our ADA restroom trailers are special in that with a touch of a button, the unit lowers completely to the ground, allowing for easy access and a ramp with a shorter footprint. Inside of the unit, visitors will find enough room for a full 360 degree turn in a wheelchair. The suite also includes an ADA-compliant shower, grab rails for safety, and an accessible suite.

The unisex suites of the ADA restroom trailers are equipped with a flushing toilet, shatterproof mirror, and sink vanity. We take pride in our interior design, using a tasteful colors and designer floors and decor to ensure that users have an elevated experience. Each unit also includes a shower stall with non-slip flooring.

The entire restroom trailer has insulated walls and ceiling to maintain a comfortable interior temperature. Additionally, to aid in climate control, the unit is equipped with air conditioning and heat strips, ensuring that the temperature stays comfortable no matter what outdoor weather is like.

The exterior is built to last with dent-preventing material. We ensure that safe access into this ADA restroom trailer is a priority with ample porch lighting and sturdy, aluminum steps and rails. The design is sleek and fits in with any atmosphere, from grassroots to upscale.


SUPPORTING WILDFIRE RELIEF WITH ADA RESTROOM TRAILERS


We were so glad to provide ADA restroom trailers to the hardworking firefighters who work everyday to save homes, businesses, and places that are near and dear to the community’s heart. They still continue to battle fires and help is always appreciated.

The Rotary 5130 Fire Relief Fund is accepting cash donations to support those who are still being affected by the fires today. “The magnitude of the devastation that is occurring right now in the North Bay is vast and far reaching. The recovery and rebuild is going to be a long process but we are confident that we can lead the way in bringing these communities back up. Rotarians know how to get things done and won’t stop until we reach the finish line.” stated Bob Rogers, Rotary 5130’s District Governor. If you can, we encourage you to donate and support the relief efforts.

For more information on the fund or to donate online, go to www.larca5130.org. Questions can be sent to larca5130@gmail.com

You can also mail a check payable to:

“LARCA Fire Relief”

PO Box 2921

Clearlake CA 95422

501c3 Non-­‐Profit # 46-­‐1149482

 

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