Resources

New Resource Alert! Sonoma Ecology Center, Pepperwood Preserve and Occidental Arts and Ecology Center, along with a host […]

Your all-in-one, quick guide to readiness during a red flag warning or emergency evacuation. Download Printable PDF Here […]

Fire Departments Bodega Bay Fire Protection District P.O. BOX 6 Bodega Bay, CA 94923 Phone #: (707) 875-3700 CAL […]

Sonoma County fire practitioners have created a very helpful “Burn Pile Guide” in which you can find links […]

Board of Supervisors Approves Countywide Community Wildfire Protection Plan The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors met on May […]

Local Area Community Wildfire Protection Plans. A Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) is a community-based plan focused on identifying and addressing local hazards and risks from wildfire. A CWPP determines what is at risk and provides a roadmap of actions for a community to address the…

The Listos Tool Trailer is Ready for Deployment!   With funding from the California Fire Safe Council, Fire […]

Countywide Community Wildfire Protection Plan The Sonoma County Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) is the overarching fire mitigation […]

Fire Safe Sonoma works to provide support to ALL types of  Wildland Fire Mitigation groups Countywide.  Visit the […]

Check out our whole channel! Our Youtube channel is the home to educational content about the topic of […]

TO BECOME A FIREWISE COMMUNITY, YOU WILL NEED TO:  Form a core group. Start by identifying your leadership […]

Learn more about the RLC! The Resilient Landscapes Coalition is a community partnership that includes us here at […]

Wildfire Prepared Homes A program of the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS) IBHS has spent […]

Have You Visited the Sonoma County CWPP Hub Site Yet? A CWPP is one of the best tools […]

County Residents, get your woodpiles ready for the 2023 free Curbside Chipper Program! Be sure to read the […]

By Sarah Keiser and Bo Laurent, March, 2021 We need not ask if a fire will hit Sonoma […]

Sonoma County Pile Burning Regulations and Guidance in the Rainy Season By Jacob McDaniel, January 2021 Before You […]

As part of the North Coast Soil Hub‘s Fall/Winter 2020 newsletter, our CivicSpark Fellow Cailin Notch wrote a […]