About Selma

The city of Selma is located in Fresno County, California, in the Fresno metro area and is nicknamed, "Raisin Capital of the world" as raisins are a major crop in Selma. Founded as a railroad town, today major attractions include Historic Downtown Selma and shopping centers such as Selma Plaza and Selma Square Shopping Center. One of the best things to do when you are in Selma is to visit its many parks for recreational opportunities such as Selma Skate Park, Ringo Park, Brentlinger Park and Lincoln Park. Well-known residents Selma have included baseball manager, Bobby Cox and football player, Todd Santos.

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-- Latest Update 2010/06/16 by vromualdez

Selmas Own Montessori Preschool

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Hye Street Grill

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Rosas Pizza

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Westar Transport Inc

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Selma Auto Plaza

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Selma Auto Mall

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Jcpenney

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Rumbo Travel

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Recent Questions About Selma, CA

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Earthquakes in Selma

Are there as many earthquakes in Selma as other California cities? What are the building regulations? Is earthquake damage covered by insurance companies?

Answered by danishwop

Dear Kodabear- earthquakes are a fairly common occurence here in California, but that is from a 'technical/literal' perspective. we do not 'feel' 90% of them, and even when there 'is one' that measures a magnitude of any significance, unless you are 'stationary', you don't even feel it.
If you are driving or moving, there is no 'effect' that is tangible. we are forunate here in Central California (i.e. Selma, Fresno) to not have felt any major quakes for years. The last real 'shaker' I can remember was in 1989 when the World Series game was cancelled because of the SF quake. It pretty darn 'safe' here and as such, there is no 'specific' eartquake coverage for insurance, but you CAN build your structure to be 'earthquake proof', although if the tremor is 'strong enough', there really is 'no such thing' as 'earthquake proof'- hope this helps....

Anthony

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