Adapt To WildFire Campaign

A new public information campaign that focuses on empowering residents to take part in reducing community risk from wildfire. A variety of messages encourage residents to learn how to take proactive steps to prepare for wildfire.

  • When will the Next Wildfire Strike?

    When will the Next Wildfire Strike?

    The Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority is racing against an unknown timeline to prepare our community. Find out what work has been completed, what’s next and what residents can do.

  • Sign up for Alert Marin!

    Wildfires happen. Don’t get caught off guard. Get evacuation alerts. Sign up at AlertMarin.org

  • Spring Yard Work

    Here are 3 things that will help prepare your yard for wildfire season. 1) Clean up any combustible materials within 5 ft of your home to help protect from burning embers. 2) Cut annual grasses and weeds and do it again when they grow back. 3) Trim shrubs, plants, and trees to create spacing and raise canopies. Adapting to wildfire requires ongoing maintenance.

  • Home Hardening: Gutters

    Woman cleaning vents

    Embers are responsible for up to 90% of home ignitions during a wildfire. You can prevent burning embers from igniting your home by clearing gutters, installing fire-resistant vents, and screening under decks.

  • Home Hardening: Vents

    When it comes to protecting your home from wildfire, do you know what to do? Some simple steps for fire prevention include keeping leaves out of your gutter, installing fire-resistant vents, and cleaning under your deck. The key to home safety is to stop ember ignition.

  • Slow the Spread of Fire

    A wildfire home protection tip. Embers travel ahead of wildfires and often start small fires that can spread to the home. Hardscaping can act as fuel breaks throughout your yard.

  • Evacuations

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    Be ready to evacuate. Get alerts. Pack a go kit. Make a Plan. Download public service announcements in video, print, and digital banner ads.

  • Home Evaluations

    Home evaluations. Open your report and make a plan to fix the issues. Download public service announcements in video, print, and digital banner ads.

  • MWPA is Hard at Work

    The Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority is working to prepare Marin for wildfire. Every home in Marin will be visited by a trained wildfire specialist who will evaluate risks on your property.

  • Zone 0

    Zone Zero. Create an ember-resistant zone in the first 5 feet of your home. Remove combustibles near your home, lowers your risk.