Cohesive Fire Strategy

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Southeast 5.B.2

Utilize unified messaging, educate legislators and gain support of key policymakers’ support at local, state and federal levels for the consideration of adoption of land use planning, building codes and ordinances developed that emphasize preparation for and mitigation of risk of catastrophic wildfire. (5.B.2)
 

Tuesday, February 10, 2015 04:48 PM by mike
Goal 2: Fire Adapted Communities
Property Protection
Local & Regional
SGSF
APA, DOI, FAC, IAFC, ICC, NACO, NADF, NFPA, SGA, SWUIC, & USFS

Mid Term (2-4 years)

- Zupko to follow up with Frank Riley on national RC&D CodeSmart Conference scheduled for north Georgia in October. - All stakeholders in fire management at local, regional, and national level work together to establish Outreach teams to work with local government community growth managers through workshops providing wildfire risk data and access to tools to assess local wildfire risk. Teams may provide guidance to assist in adopting responsible community growth planning codes as well as wildfire and/or wildland urban interface (WUI) codes, ordinances supporting prescribed fire as a valuable land and natural fuels management tool, etc. - All stakeholders work together to encourage the adoption of building codes that encourage ignition resistant home/neighborhood construction and emphasize preparedness/mitigation of wildfire risk. - Utilize Changing Roles as a framework and communications tool/template - Build into regional RSC communications and education plan.

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