Wildfire Preparedness in California

Wildfire Preparedness in California: Ready, Set, Go! | CAL FIRE

To keep your home safe from wildfires, focus on three things: stopping flames from touching your home, protecting it from heat, and blocking flying embers.

Prepare - Cal Fire

Getting ready for wildfire begins with two very important efforts: Home Hardening and Defensible Space. Hardening your home is retrofitting it with fire ...

Home - Ready for Wildfire CAL FIRE Safety & Preparedness Tips

Our firePlanner helps you prepare for wildfires, whether you rent, own a home, or have pets. It guides you on what to do to stay safe.

Community Wildfire Preparedness and Mitigation | OSFM - CA.gov

CAL FIRE develops strategies, conducts hazard inspections, and provides education and grants for wildfire prevention efforts, fostering prepared and resilient ...

A 2024 guide for how to prepare for wildfires in California - KCRA

Cal Fire recommends that you store the kit of essentials in a backpack and also have a three-day supply of food and water ready to go in a tub ...

Community Wildfire Preparedness and Mitigation Division

The Office of the State Fire Marshal's Community Wildfire Preparedness and Mitigation Division works with federal, state, and local agencies.

KSBW 8's California Wildfire Preparedness Guide

Know what to do when a Fire Weather Watch is issued. Preparing for Evacuations. Here's what you can do to prepare and what you should pack before you leave.

Wildfire Preparedness - Temecula CA

This plan will teach you how to prepare for a fire long before one starts, what to do when a fire is burning, but not yet threatening you and your property.

Wildfire Preparedness | Malibu, CA - Official Website

The City is working to prepare and help community members be prepared to prevent wildfires and be ready to respond to the next big wildfire that may come.

Wildfire Preparedness | Lake County, CA

Wildfire Preparedness · Animal Evacuation. View the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection guide to animal evacuation. · Being Ready. Review a ...

Wildfire Preparedness - Santa Clara County Fire Department

Set your family up to be prepared for wildfires and other disasters by creating an action plan that will help you survive and communicate if you must evacuate ...

Wildfire Preparedness for Your Southern California Business

Create a Defensible Space around Your Property · Mow tall grass and keep any vegetation well-watered. Dry grass or other plants are highly flammable. · Remove ...

California Wildfire Safety Guide | Cutter Law P.C.

Caulk exterior cracks. These small steps can help keep the fire outside the home and away from any number of flammable items inside, including carpet and ...

Wildfire Information and Resources - NAMI California

Stay Informed: Trusted Information on California Fires · Follow Your Fire Departments · Know Where to Go: Evacuation Centers and Housing · Be Prepared: Wildfire ...

Wildfires | Ready.gov

Prepare for Wildfires · You may have to evacuate quickly due to a wildfire. Learn your evacuation routes, practice with household, pets and ...

Wildfire Preparedness | City of Irvine

Take personal responsibility and prepare long before the threat of a wildfire so your home is ready in case of a fire. It's important to create a wildfire ...

Wildfire Preparedness | Heartland Fire & Rescue, CA

There are things you can do to protect yourself, your family and your home. On the following pages you'll find tips on how you can be better prepared for ...

Prepare for Wildfires - Listos California

As we look to the summer months, with warming temperatures and a drier environment, it's important to be one season ahead.

About Us - California Fire Safe Council

California Fire Safe Council (CFSC) supports communities across the state in wildfire preparedness and resiliency through grant funding, programmatic support, ...

Wildfire Prevention and Preparedness

For further information regarding what to do to prepare for an evacuation and how to proceed during a wildfire evacuation, please visit the CAL FIRE website at ...