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Firewise® Madera County News

This is the Firewise® related news category of Firewise® Madera County's blog. This archive is time sensitive. Events and news, related to, or of interest to Firewise® will be posted here. Newer articles appear at the top.

News of the Week – September 30

September 30, 2016

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  • FIRE UPDATE: Finally some good news this week, as cooler temperatures and scattered showers could bring some relief to firefighting efforts across California.
  • Firewise® is making a difference in Lake Shore Park Homes in Bass Lake. Read about the community clean-up for Firewise® Day. Keeping firewise is a group effort!
  • We hope that your plans for next weekend involve attending the Oakhurst Fall Festival (aka the Oakhurst Chocolate & Wine Festival) from 10 am – 4 pm on October 8 and 9 at the Oakhurst Community Park. Tickets are just $2. This is an event you will not want to miss.

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News of the Week – September 23

September 23, 2016

PC: David McNew/Getty Images
PC: David McNew/Getty Images
  • Fall is here, but that doesn’t mean the danger of wildfire is gone. Major fires, including the 2015 Valley Fire, have started in the Fall. So let’s stay vigilant!
  • Take advantage of National Preparedness Month with this community toolkit.
  • The Soberanes Fire is the most expensive fire ever in America. It is now 73% contained.

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News of the Week – September 2

September 2, 2016

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PC: Jae C. Hong/AP
  • USFS has a helpful news release with important Labor Day weekend safety tips. With so many damaged or dying trees, make sure not to walk or set up camp near a tree that could fall. And take a look at the release to see which campsites are allowing campfires right now. Click here to view the PDF.
  • Here’s a great article from NPR that echoes something we at Firewise® have been saying for a long time: watch out for embers! “It’s the embers after the main front that start the house fires.”
  • Any Firewise® communities interested in what the renewal application process is like, take a look at this short video from NFPA which helps explain what is involved.

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