Civil Protection News - News and Information for Civil Protection by PVDN

Jalisco civil protection teams reached their Puerto Vallarta base Tuesday night as the state positioned crews on both coasts ahead of Polo.

A sea lion rested on Playa Camarones as Puerto Vallarta rescue officers kept beachgoers back and urged the public not to intervene.

Puerto Vallarta rescuers assisted six people at Palo María’s third waterfall, renewing safety warnings about hiking while intoxicated.

Puerto Vallarta is included in a Sept. 19 noon drill testing responses to two earthquakes and a simulated tsunami along Jalisco's coast.

Puerto Vallarta lifeguards received new aquatic-rescue gear months after a 200,000-peso donation was earmarked for beach equipment.

Puerto Vallarta crews captured two crocodiles near the Marina boardwalk after another animal was relocated from a nearby beach.

Puerto Vallarta’s latest beach bulletin places four zones under red and purple flags and eight beaches under yellow caution.

A citizen donation to Puerto Vallarta’s Station 3 renews scrutiny of fire equipment purchases, budgets and persistent resource shortages.

Puerto Vallarta posted red flags at five beach zones Sept. 2, with purple wildlife warnings at four and yellow cautions elsewhere.

Puerto Vallarta crews use drones, an airboat and ground teams to locate two crocodiles near homes and a school in Las Mojoneras.

Red and purple flags blocked swimming at five Puerto Vallarta beach zones while six other beaches remained under yellow caution.

Puerto Vallarta and Costa Norte firefighters were honored by the 12th Naval Zone after a week of local recognition, awards and new equipment.

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