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Safety resources for residents

These articles and links can help you prepare for emergencies.

Create your Wildfire Action Plan

Developing a well-thought-out Wildfire Action Plan is crucial for every household. Tailor your plan to address specific family needs and situations, ensuring everyone is well-prepared ahead of a wildfire.

The Wildfire Action Plan is available in Spanish as well. Download the Plan de Acción Contra Incendios Forestales today!

Your Wildfire Action Plan should include:

  • Meeting point: A predetermined meeting location outside high-risk areas to determine who has evacuated from the affected area.
  • Escape routes: Several escape routes, known to all in your household. Practice these often so everyone in your family knows where to go.
  • Animal arrangements: Specific arrangements for pets and larger animals, like horses and other livestock.
  • Communication plan: A family communication strategy names someone outside the area to be the main contact point for all family members if you get separated or have trouble with phone networks.

Safety and prevention documents

The documents in this list may not work with all assistive technology and are being remediated. For alternative formats, please email Megan Thompson or phone 415-473-2337. To use the California relay service, dial 711.

  • Fire Smart Yard Checklist (1.27 MB) — This 1-page document guides you through the essential steps of creating a defensible space around your home. Defensible space can help protect your home during a wildfire.
  • Home Retrofitting Guide (5.63 MB) — This 8-page brochure is about retrofitting your house to protect it during wildfires.
  • Emergency Supplies Checklist (0.23 MB) — This 3-page document lists essential items for emergencies. It lists suggested items for a go bag, stay box, and at home supplies.
  • Make a Plan (0.12 MB) — This form guides you through the process of making an emergency plan.

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Page last updated on Enero 13, 2026.