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CREATE 30 FEET OF DEFENSIBLE SPACE AROUND YOUR HOME Reduce or remove flammable vegetation, use fewer flammable species, and clear all combustibles from your exterior space. In the defensible space, use noncombustible materials such as gravel, brick, or concrete.
Pack a go-bag with the following items: Water; prescription medication; nonperishable food; flashlight; battery-powered or hand-cranked radio; First Aid Kit; blankets or sleeping bags, sanitation and personal hygiene items; and extra clothing.
Trim trees regularly to keep branches a minimum of 10 feet from other trees. Relocate wood piles to Zone 2. Remove or prune flammable plants and shrubs near windows. Remove vegetation and items that could catch fire from around and under decks, balconies and stairs.
Mitigation measures such as home hardening, vegetation management, defensible space, and other fuel modification activities provide neighborhood and community-wide benefits against wildfire.
In the 2021 fire season, Cal Fires aircraft has used 6.7 million gallons of water. Cal Fire was not immediately able to provide ground vehicle estimates or figures from past fire seasons.
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Wildfire Mitigation Strategies and Inspection Use metal instead of wood. If you must use wood, use fire-resistant lumber. Do not attach the fence to the building if its made of a combustible material. Clean flammable debris, such as leaves, pine needles, trash and dead plants, from the base of the fence.
Keep These Six Ps Ready In Case Immediate Evacuation Is Required: People and pets. Papers, phone numbers, and important documents. Prescriptions, vitamins, and eyeglasses. Pictures and irreplaceable memorabilia. Personal computer hard drive and disks. Plastic (credit cards, ATM cards) and cash.
Clear away fuel sources Check around your property and, if possible, clear away any trees and brush that could add fuel to a fire. Remove firewood away from your house and do not store combustible materials, such as propane and natural gas tanks, under decks or porches.

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