The Sheriff’s Office helicopter is above Concord today circling around and around.
Sheriff’s dispatch said it’s not assigned to any call, so they could be training.
We haven’t given up, stay tuned for updates.
UPDATE: It’s back at its home base. No major incidents have been reported.
We were hoping it wasnt some kind of fire activity in the lime ridge area. Interesting that we’ve also heard sirens all morning on Cowell.
Clayton today 242 is the only fire that I see via pulse point.
That was at 10:05
They drew a nice fat doughnut in the sky. Mission accomplished!
let’s hope for an Apple Fritter next time.
🙂
They’re just getting in their required quarterly flight hours.
And it’s was a great day to do it.
What website is used to get this historical path tracking?
Flightradar24
Here is URL set to Claycord area.
https://www.flightradar24.com/37.92,-121.94/11
Nothing like spending money to do nothing but polute the air go Gavin new scum tells us how he is gonna spend our money.. what a joke
Dude, pilots are required to fulfill quarterly flight hours to maintain their rating. Chill.
There was similar activity like this in petaluma recently. It ended up being pg&e and the sheriff’s dept checking out the wires I guess. Perhaps mapping out where they are going to bury the power lines? who knows for sure…
There was similar activity like this in petaluma recently. It ended up being pg&e and the sheriff’s dept checking out the wires I guess. Perhaps mapping out where they are going to bury the power lines? who knows for sure…
To get an idea of missions Sheriff’s Helicopters perform watch some of their videos.
https://www.youtube.com/@contracostasheriff/videos
Pilots are required to log certain flight maneuvers every 60 days-not quarterly. Dont worry about the pollution it isnt that much to lose sleep over. Stress more about the 5 coal burning factories china is bringing online daily to keep up with the manufacturing of the electric car market. Stupid is as stupid does.
This was One of the Days I was being Gang Stalked by the Clayton Neighborhood watch community