Reduce wildfire risk by managing vegetation and fuels, improving defensible space, and making homes and infrastructure more resistant to fire.

Planning, training, and equipping individuals and communities to effectively respond to and recover from emergencies and disasters.

A proactive approach to improving safety by identifying local risks and reducing them through education, engineering, and enforcement, including compliance with local codes and ordinances.

The non-emergency programs and support offered to improve safety, health, and quality of life in the community.

A community outreach initiative where trained residents partner with the fire department to share safety information, promote preparedness, and serve as a link between their neighborhood and the department.

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