status: Closed -> Standby

status: Standby -> Closed

areas_served: -> Grass and Slide Wildfires
eligibility: Grass and Slide fire ->

cat_notes: LTel 6/10/08 removed old notes: Big Bear Provides Refuge For Its Neighbors Evacuation Assistance Program Offers Free Lodging For Fire Victims By News Staff Wednesday, October 31, 2007 Big Bear Lake, CA. Big Bear Lake Resort Association has set up a program to assist victims of the recent fires with complimentary lodging accommodations. More than 50 rooms have been donated to The Grass and Slide Fires Evacuation Assistance Program. People who lost their homes or still evacuated from the Grass and Slide Fires can reserve up to a seven night stay at participating Big Bear lodges by calling 800-4-BIG BEAR (800-424-4232). Some lodges are even offering free stays up to November 18. In order to qualify for The Grass & Slide Fires Evacuation Assistance Program, people who lost their homes or still evacuated need to fax or email proof of residency and photo identification at the time of booking. "The lodging community of Big Bear has really stepped up to the plate," said Ken Brengle, CEO for Big Bear Lake Resort Association. "We're opening our doors and hearts for our mountain neighbors during these troublesome times." Big Bear Lake offers tranquility and a convenient location to travel back and forth to during this recovery phase for residents of Lake Arrowhead, Running Springs, Green Valley Lake and other San Bernardino Mountain communities. Big Bear was not directly affected by the recent fire storm and is open for business with two roads open, Highway 38 through Redlands and Highway 18 through Lucerne Valley. Grass and Slide fire evacuees need to contact the Big Bear Lake Resort Association by phone only at 800-4-BIG BEAR (800-424-4232) to book complimentary accommodations. Proof of residency, such as a utility bill and photo ID is required at the time of booking via fax or email. Also, evacuees must show their re-entry pass issued by the San Bernardino sheriff Department at check in. A Credit Card is required at check in to cover any incidentals. If evacuees are not able to fax or email these documents they can deliver it in person at Big Bear Visitor Center located at 630 Bartlett Road in Big Bear Lake. The Big Bear Visitor Center is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. -> LTel 6/10/08 removed old notes/avail: A Command & Control, Housing/Shelter Unit Big Bear Provides Refuge For Its Neighbors: Evacuation Assistance Program Offers Free Lodging For Fire Victims By News Staff Wednesday, October 31, 2007 Big Bear Lake, CA. Big Bear Lake Resort Association has set up a program to assist victims of the recent fires with complimentary lodging accommodations. More than 50 rooms have been donated to The Grass and Slide Fires Evacuation Assistance Program. People who lost their homes or still evacuated from the Grass and Slide Fires can reserve up to a seven night stay at participating Big Bear lodges by calling 800-4-BIG BEAR (800-424-4232). Some lodges are even offering free stays up to November 18. In order to qualify for The Grass & Slide Fires Evacuation Assistance Program, people who lost their homes or still evacuated need to fax or email proof of residency and photo identification at the time of booking. "The lodging community of Big Bear has really stepped up to the plate," said Ken Brengle, CEO for Big Bear Lake Resort Association. "We're opening our doors and hearts for our mountain neighbors during these troublesome times." Big Bear Lake offers tranquility and a convenient location to travel back and forth to during this recovery phase for residents of Lake Arrowhead, Running Springs, Green Valley Lake and other San Bernardino Mountain communities. Big Bear was not directly affected by the recent fire storm and is open for business with two roads open, Highway 38 through Redlands and Highway 18 through Lucerne Valley. Grass and Slide fire evacuees need to contact the Big Bear Lake Resort Association by phone only at 800-4-BIG BEAR (800-424-4232) to book complimentary accommodations. Proof of residency, such as a utility bill and photo ID is required at the time of booking via fax or email. Also, evacuees must show their re-entry pass issued by the San Bernardino sheriff Department at check in. A Credit Card is required at check in to cover any incidentals. If evacuees are not able to fax or email these documents they can deliver it in person at Big Bear Visitor Center located at 630 Bartlett Road in Big Bear Lake. The Big Bear Visitor Center is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

notes: Big Bear Provides Refuge For Its Neighbors Evacuation Assistance Program Offers Free Lodging For Fire Victims By News Staff Wednesday, October 31, 2007 Big Bear Lake, CA ? Big Bear Lake Resort Association has set up a program to assist victims of the recent fires with complimentary lodging accommodations. More than 50 rooms have been donated to The Grass and Slide Fires Evacuation Assistance Program. People who lost their homes or still evacuated from the Grass and Slide Fires can reserve up to a seven night stay at participating Big Bear lodges by calling 800-4-BIG BEAR (800-424-4232). Some lodges are even offering free stays up to November 18. In order to qualify for The Grass & Slide Fires Evacuation Assistance Program, people who lost their homes or still evacuated need to fax or email proof of residency and photo identification at the time of booking. "The lodging community of Big Bear has really stepped up to the plate," said Ken Brengle, CEO for Big Bear Lake Resort Association. "We're opening our doors and hearts for our mountain neighbors during these troublesome times." Big Bear Lake offers tranquility and a convenient location to travel back and forth to during this recovery phase for residents of Lake Arrowhead, Running Springs, Green Valley Lake and other San Bernardino Mountain communities. Big Bear was not directly affected by the recent fire storm and is open for business with two roads open, Highway 38 through Redlands and Highway 18 through Lucerne Valley. Grass and Slide fire evacuees need to contact the Big Bear Lake Resort Association by phone only at 800-4-BIG BEAR (800-424-4232) to book complimentary accommodations. Proof of residency, such as a utility bill and photo ID is required at the time of booking via fax or email. Also, evacuees must show their re-entry pass issued by the San Bernardino sheriff Department at check in. A Credit Card is required at check in to cover any incidentals. If evacuees are not able to fax or email these documents they can deliver it in person at Big Bear Visitor Center located at 630 Bartlett Road in Big Bear Lake. The Big Bear Visitor Center is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. -> This site served as complimentary housing/shelter for fire evacuee's during the 2007 SoCal Wildfires.
status: Closed -> Standby
organization: Disaster Shelter/Housing -> Complimentary Housing/Lodging For Disaster Survivors, Resort
cat_notes: -> LTel 6/10/08 removed old notes: Big Bear Provides Refuge For Its Neighbors Evacuation Assistance Program Offers Free Lodging For Fire Victims By News Staff Wednesday, October 31, 2007 Big Bear Lake, CA. Big Bear Lake Resort Association has set up a program to assist victims of the recent fires with complimentary lodging accommodations. More than 50 rooms have been donated to The Grass and Slide Fires Evacuation Assistance Program. People who lost their homes or still evacuated from the Grass and Slide Fires can reserve up to a seven night stay at participating Big Bear lodges by calling 800-4-BIG BEAR (800-424-4232). Some lodges are even offering free stays up to November 18. In order to qualify for The Grass & Slide Fires Evacuation Assistance Program, people who lost their homes or still evacuated need to fax or email proof of residency and photo identification at the time of booking. "The lodging community of Big Bear has really stepped up to the plate," said Ken Brengle, CEO for Big Bear Lake Resort Association. "We're opening our doors and hearts for our mountain neighbors during these troublesome times." Big Bear Lake offers tranquility and a convenient location to travel back and forth to during this recovery phase for residents of Lake Arrowhead, Running Springs, Green Valley Lake and other San Bernardino Mountain communities. Big Bear was not directly affected by the recent fire storm and is open for business with two roads open, Highway 38 through Redlands and Highway 18 through Lucerne Valley. Grass and Slide fire evacuees need to contact the Big Bear Lake Resort Association by phone only at 800-4-BIG BEAR (800-424-4232) to book complimentary accommodations. Proof of residency, such as a utility bill and photo ID is required at the time of booking via fax or email. Also, evacuees must show their re-entry pass issued by the San Bernardino sheriff Department at check in. A Credit Card is required at check in to cover any incidentals. If evacuees are not able to fax or email these documents they can deliver it in person at Big Bear Visitor Center located at 630 Bartlett Road in Big Bear Lake. The Big Bear Visitor Center is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

notes: Big Bear Provides Refuge For Its Neighbors Evacuation Assistance Program Offers Free Lodging For Fire Victims By News Staff Wednesday, October 31, 2007 Big Bear Lake, CA – Big Bear Lake Resort Association has set up a program to assist victims of the recent fires with complimentary lodging accommodations. More than 50 rooms have been donated to The Grass and Slide Fires Evacuation Assistance Program. People who lost their homes or still evacuated from the Grass and Slide Fires can reserve up to a seven night stay at participating Big Bear lodges by calling 800-4-BIG BEAR (800-424-4232). Some lodges are even offering free stays up to November 18. In order to qualify for The Grass & Slide Fires Evacuation Assistance Program, people who lost their homes or still evacuated need to fax or email proof of residency and photo identification at the time of booking. "The lodging community of Big Bear has really stepped up to the plate," said Ken Brengle, CEO for Big Bear Lake Resort Association. "We're opening our doors and hearts for our mountain neighbors during these troublesome times." Big Bear Lake offers tranquility and a convenient location to travel back and forth to during this recovery phase for residents of Lake Arrowhead, Running Springs, Green Valley Lake and other San Bernardino Mountain communities. Big Bear was not directly affected by the recent fire storm and is open for business with two roads open, Highway 38 through Redlands and Highway 18 through Lucerne Valley. Grass and Slide fire evacuees need to contact the Big Bear Lake Resort Association by phone only at 800-4-BIG BEAR (800-424-4232) to book complimentary accommodations. Proof of residency, such as a utility bill and photo ID is required at the time of booking via fax or email. Also, evacuees must show their re-entry pass issued by the San Bernardino sheriff Department at check in. A Credit Card is required at check in to cover any incidentals. If evacuees are not able to fax or email these documents they can deliver it in person at Big Bear Visitor Center located at 630 Bartlett Road in Big Bear Lake. The Big Bear Visitor Center is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. -> Big Bear Provides Refuge For Its Neighbors Evacuation Assistance Program Offers Free Lodging For Fire Victims By News Staff Wednesday, October 31, 2007 Big Bear Lake, CA ? Big Bear Lake Resort Association has set up a program to assist victims of the recent fires with complimentary lodging accommodations. More than 50 rooms have been donated to The Grass and Slide Fires Evacuation Assistance Program. People who lost their homes or still evacuated from the Grass and Slide Fires can reserve up to a seven night stay at participating Big Bear lodges by calling 800-4-BIG BEAR (800-424-4232). Some lodges are even offering free stays up to November 18. In order to qualify for The Grass & Slide Fires Evacuation Assistance Program, people who lost their homes or still evacuated need to fax or email proof of residency and photo identification at the time of booking. "The lodging community of Big Bear has really stepped up to the plate," said Ken Brengle, CEO for Big Bear Lake Resort Association. "We're opening our doors and hearts for our mountain neighbors during these troublesome times." Big Bear Lake offers tranquility and a convenient location to travel back and forth to during this recovery phase for residents of Lake Arrowhead, Running Springs, Green Valley Lake and other San Bernardino Mountain communities. Big Bear was not directly affected by the recent fire storm and is open for business with two roads open, Highway 38 through Redlands and Highway 18 through Lucerne Valley. Grass and Slide fire evacuees need to contact the Big Bear Lake Resort Association by phone only at 800-4-BIG BEAR (800-424-4232) to book complimentary accommodations. Proof of residency, such as a utility bill and photo ID is required at the time of booking via fax or email. Also, evacuees must show their re-entry pass issued by the San Bernardino sheriff Department at check in. A Credit Card is required at check in to cover any incidentals. If evacuees are not able to fax or email these documents they can deliver it in person at Big Bear Visitor Center located at 630 Bartlett Road in Big Bear Lake. The Big Bear Visitor Center is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
status: Open -> Closed
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