Jeffrey Parker

General Manager
  • Jeffrey Parker
    Jeffrey Parker

Jeffrey Parker is the Executive Director and General Manager of KZYX and Mendocino County Public Broadcasting. He comes from after working for 20 years in China. He has a journalism background and is very knowledgeable about new technologies and ways to communicate. Jeff will be be a strong supporter of making KZYX the indispensable community asset we all want it to be.

Checklist For Mendo/Lake FEMA Emergency Aid Interview

By • Oct 16, 2017
Federal Emergency Management Administration

Officials from the Federal Emergency Management Agency will be on hand on Tuesday when Local Assistance Centers open at Mendocino Community College in Ukiah and the Clearlake Senior Community Center in Clearlake. You can register with FEMA for disaster assistance, and begin the application process. The following instructions will help you to prepare for your FEMA interview. 

To apply by phone for FEMA assistance:

1‐800‐621‐FEMA (1‐800‐621‐3362) TTY 1‐800‐462‐7585
711 or VRS 1‐800‐621‐3362

Disaster Survivor Information Checklist

Mendocino, Lake Counties To Open Local Assistance Centers On Tuesday

By • Oct 15, 2017

Mendocino County and Lake County both will open Local Assistance Centers on Tuesday, October 17, to serve all individuals, families, and business affected by the Redwood and Sulphur fires.

The Mendocino Local Assistance Center will be at Mendocino Community College in Ukiah, in the gymnasium, 1000 Hensley Creek Road at the north end of Ukiah. For more information, visit www.mendocinocounty.org/fireinfo or call 707-467-6428.

Are You OK? Red Cross "Safe and Well" Registry Lets You Tell The World

By • Oct 10, 2017

During and after a disaster, letting your family and friends know that you are safe and well can bring your loved ones great peace of mind. Safe And Well is a website operated by the American National Red Cross to help make that communication easier.

Here in Mendocino, Lake, Sonoma and Napa counties, where many communication systems are failing, people who are displaced by the wildfires have limited or no means to reach out to others.

Sulphur Fire Residents Urged To Boil Drinking Water

By • Oct 9, 2017

Golden State Water Company on Monday advised about 500 Clearlake residents to boil water used for drinking due to possible contamination, the Lake County Record-Bee reported.

The precautionary boil water notice, affecting residents along Lakeshore Drive, north of and including San Joaquin Drive, was issued due to a temporary loss of pressure in parts of the Clearlake system, resulting from the local Sulphur Fire.

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