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WILDLAND FIRE PREVENTION and FIRE SAFETY GUIDE 2025

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The document is a Wildland Fire Prevention and Fire Safety Guide for San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E), outlining procedures and practices to minimize the risk of wildland fire ignitions associated with SDG&E's operations. It emphasizes employee training, compliance with state and federal regulations, and the importance of having appropriate tools and equipment on-site during high-risk activities. The guide also details communication protocols during fire emergencies, safety considerations for employees working in wildland areas, and the significance of adhering to Red Flag Warnings and Project Activity Levels to prevent fire incidents.

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The first Smokey Bear PSA produced featured his original catchphrase, Care will prevent 9 out of 10 forest fires. By 1947, the phrase was changed to the even catchier, Only you can prevent forest fires. In 2001, the phrase was updated again to, Only you can prevent wildfires, to clarify the distinction between

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From the 1930s to the late 1970s, federal fire policy was guided by the 10 a.m. rule, which stipulated that fires should be suppressed by 10 a.m. the next day. With less controlled fire and a changing climate, communities have become increasingly vulnerable to high-intensity megafires.

What did Smokey the Bear say?

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Smokey Bear Says Keep It Green Thats why the lovable Smokey Bear has been there over the last 70 years to remind us that we need to do our part to help protect these natural treasures and prevent dangerous wildfires.

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