Southeast 6.B.2

Through agency-sponsored education and outreach, encourage homeowners to create both managed natural and landscaped plantings with trees and shrubs. Also, encourage the building/retrofitting of the exterior of structures with fire resistant materials and protected ventilation openings. This would result in a greatly diminished risk from wildfire. (6.B.2)

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Tuesday, February 10, 2015 04:48 PM by mike

Goals

Goal 2: Fire Adapted Communities

Goal 3: Respond to Fire

Value

Firefighter and Public Safety & Property Protection

Scope

Local

Lead

FEMA

Other Collaborators

APA, DOI, FAC, IAFC, NFPA, SGA, SGSF, SWUIC, & USFS

Implementation Timeframe

Long Term (>4 years)

Notes/Activity

- Work with SFE to create a way for research on successful homeowner/landowner wildfire risk reduction work to be transmitted. this work can be handled at the regional and state level. - 08-2014 Zupko coordinating with regional NFPA Director to expand wildfire offerings and integrate with other programs. - Leverage SWUIC work, “Firewise USA” program and incorporated in IAFC-RSG. Tie with WUI Strategy (0.F).

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