Make sure your home is prepared for wildfire season throughout the year by: 

• Clearing the ignition zones around your home of fire hazards and defensible space around the home is established. 
• Making sure your home address is visible and clear for first responders. 
• Hardening your home to prevent to spread of wildfire to structure. 

Keeping your family safe within your home is highly regarded by the District. Make sure your home is safe by:

• Checking your smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms are working. 
• Clearing your exits and making sure they are easily accessible if an emergency is to occur.
• Designating an area for your emergency go bag to be stored close to your primary exit. 
• Knowing how to function electrically controlled exit points if the power goes out, such as garage doors or security gates.
• Properly removing hazardous and flammable materials away at least 5 ft from the home such as dried leaf debris and vegetation, home improvement project materials, ie: oily rags and paints, and BBQs and fire pits.

For more resources, please visit our Safety Flyers webpage.

Rental property owners are encouraged to share this vital information with your short-term guests. Encourage your guests to be courteous of their short-term neighbors. This includes reducing noise, keeping debris contained, respecting the local rules, and following emergency guidance that is designed to keep everyone safe.

review Good Neighbor Guide (PDF)