California Wildfire and Forest Resilience Action Plan
Governor’s Task Force Outlines Actions to Reduce Wildfire Risk, Improve Health of Forests and Wildlands
The Department of Forestry and Fire Protection serves and safeguards the people and protects the property and resources of California.
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Exit Drills in the Home
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Ready for Wildfire
Being Ready for wildfire starts with maintaining an adequate defensible space and by hardening your home by using fire resistant building materials. Find the right actions to prepare your family and home for the next California wildfire with the Prepare for Wildfire App. Create your wildfire action plan today.
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Community Wildfire Prevention & Mitigation Report
In a 45-Day Report to Governor Gavin Newsom in response to Executive Order N-05-19, CAL FIRE systematically identified high priority fuels reduction projects and other measures to immediately begin to protect over 200 of California's most wildfire-vulnerable communities and put the state on a path toward long-term wildfire prevention and forest health.
45-Day Report & 35 Priority Projects
Governor Gavin Newsom Issues an Emergency Proclamation Protecting Vulnerable Communities From Catastrophic Wildfire
Governor Gavin Newsom issued an Emergency Proclamation directing CAL FIRE to immediately implement projects that were systematically identified as high priority fuels reduction projects and other measures to protect over 200 of California's most wildfire-vulnerable communities and put the state on a path toward long-term wildfire prevention and forest health...