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Fire Officials Stress Safety during Memorial Day Weekend

Elevated Fire Danger Brings Risk for Memorial Day Weekend

Sunshine and blue skies make this time of year perfect for camping and outdoor activities. With the Memorial Day weekend approaching, CAL FIRE reminds Californians about the increased fire danger this year and asks everyone of to be extra careful in the outdoors. More...

Camping Safety Tips    Campfire Tips    Water Safety PSA Video    News Release

Wildfire Awareness Week May 1 -7

Wildfire Awareness Week - May 5 - 11, 2013

Devastating wildfires threaten California every year, and to ensure Californians are ready, California’s Governor proclaims the first full week of May as “Wildfire Awareness Week”. More...

CAL FIRE Urges Caution Due to High Fire Danger

CAL FIRE Stresses Preparedness Due to Lack of Rain - Fire Activity Up Over 45 Percent

An early increase in fire activity has CAL FIRE looking at the lack of rainfall as an indicator of a potentially higher fire threat this summer...  More...

CAL FIRE and National Guard Train for Coming Fire Season

CAL FIRE and National Guard Train for Coming Fire Season

The risk of wildfires has already increased due this year’s dry conditions, and in preparation CAL FIRE and the California National Guard are holding their annual fire aviation training. More...

CAL FIRE and the California National Guard Training Video

GET READY FOR WILDFIRE

With spring in full swing, now is the time for homeowners to get “Ready” for a wildfire by maintaining an adequate Defensible Space and by hardening their home by using fire resistant building materials. Defensible Space is the buffer you create by removing dead plants, grass and weeds. Just a few simple steps can help get you and your home “Ready” for a wildfire. More...

CAL FIRE Inspects for Defensible Space

The Goldspotted Oak Borer

Invasive Pest Found in Riverside County

The goldspotted oak borer (GSOB) has been detected in a recently-killed California black oak tree in the Riverside County mountain community of Idyllwild. Fire and Forest Officials Ask Public's Help to Stop Spread.   More...    Invasive Pests Video

Residential Landscape Debris Burning

During certain times of the year residential landscape debris burning of dead vegetation is allowed. However, homeowners should always check with their local CAL FIRE station and local air quality management agency before burning. More...
House in the Wildland Urban Interface

Fire Prevention Fee Website

On July 7, 2011, Governor Brown signed into law Assembly Bill X1 29. The bill established a fire prevention fee for structures within the State Responsibly Area (SRA). The bill required the Board of Forestry and Fire Protection (Board) to establish emergency regulation to implement the new fee. Here are some frequently asked questions regarding the fee. More...

 

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