Establish a fire prevention program.
1. Collaboratively establish (with land management agencies, fire response organizations, law enforcement agencies, emergency management, Red Cross, and public health departments) evacuation plans and places for people, pets, and livestock that include facilities that can accommodate people with special needs.
2. Develop a clear, concise, consistent education and awareness program using a full range of communications tools, including social media.
3. Establish and enforce state, Tribal, and/or local ordinances related to wildfire prevention.
4. Use "cost recovery and restitution" authorities aggressively as and active fire prevention measure.
Short Term (0-2 years), Mid Term (2-4 years), & Long Term (>4 years)
Collaborators - State foresters, USFS, DOI, IAFC, state attorneys general, state fire marshals, tribal coordinating groups, electrical utility industry, railroad industry, timber industry, fluid minerals development industy, National Fire Administration, NWCG, USFS Research, USGS Research, Cooperative Extension services, NACo, National League of Cities, National Fire Information Officiers. No leads or scope or info listed for this action in the book.
