Wildfire Information & Resources

LA Times: When evacuation isn’t possible during fast-moving wildfires, experts say preparing designated “refuge areas” like cleared open spaces or purpose-built shelters may offer the safest option, despite the lack of formal standards for them.

California Journal: A couple in Santa Rosa survived six hours in a pool as a wildfire burned their neighborhood to the ground.

Provides air quality data based on location.

Wildfire camera network for Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Nevada, California, and Arizona

Website providing Arizona fire and forestry information

Online self assessment tool you can use to maintain defensible space and harden your home

Video about Wildfires vs. Conflagrations

Emergency response in California, including all 10+ acre wildfires.

Information on how to prepare, prevent, and minimize the damage of wildfires.

Provides wildfire mitigation tips and information about becoming a firewise community

Locate your evacuation zone and evacuation order status for active wildfire incidents.

Ensure you're ready with this comprehensive evac checklist.

It is critical to review and update your family emergency plan on a yearly basis. The following are guidelines addressing various areas of your plan.

Receive alerts from the National Weather Services about local area weather and wildfire warnings

Provides fine particle pollution information from wildfires and other sources.