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We’ve Moved!
It's official - we've moved! We are settled into our new HQ in Rancho Cordova, doubling our space with plans to expand our staff this year! Thank you to TMC Financing, TRI Commercial/CORFAC International, and Bank of the West
The Hidden Dangers of Smoke and Carbon Residue to Wineries Following Wildfires
2020 has been California’s most devastating wildfire year on record, and it is only the beginning of October. Recent years have seen historically devastating fires happen later and later, into November, given conditions in California. It has almost become a
Small fire temporarily closes Roseville’s Zocalo
Zocalo restaurant at the Fountains at Roseville plans to open by 4 p.m. today, Friday, Sept. 20 after a fire Wednesday forced it to temporarily close. The Mexican restaurant will be open for the weekend, as Pinnacle Emergency Management a
Sacramento Business Journal: Original Mikuni in Fair Oaks Reopening
The original Mikuni Restaurant in Fair Oaks reopens again to the public on Wednesday, just over two months after a fire shuttered the place. A fire broke out in the restaurant in the early morning of Dec. 29, and the
Capital Public Radio: Recovering From The Napa Earthquake
With about 170 injured, three critically and a vast amount of damage, idyllic wine town of Napa is still recovering from a 6.0-magnitude earthquake early Sunday morning. Joining us to talk about what it will take to get Napa back up and running
KCRA 3: Public safety official: Let emergency responders take care of roads
Leo Grover, of Pinnacle Emergency Management, is asking that people let crews make fixes to roadways, as needed on this interview with KCRA 3. Watch Interview
Ledger Dispatch: Helwig Winery Breaks Ground After Fire
Pinnacle Emergency Management is proud to announce that it broke ground on Monday, February 5 as the construction company to rebuild Helwig Winery’s wine production facility which burned down in May 2017. This building, which housed critical operations for
