Creek Fire Recovery Collaborative

11/01/2025

12/22/2024

11/10/2024

Effective Tuesday, November 12, 2024, at 08:00 AM, the SRA land hazard reduction burn permit suspension in Fresno & Kings Counties will be lifted. Persons that possess current and valid hazard reduction burn permits can resume burning only on permissible burn days above 4500 ft elevation. Please visit burnpermits.fire.ca.gov to obtain your burn permit and be sure to check the San Joaquin Valley Air website for burning regulations and burn day status.

09/25/2024

A can't miss webinar--Emergency Preparedness for Older Adults and People with Disabilities on Wednesday, October 2nd from 1-2 p.m. Presenters include Sydney Schellinger, Senior Emergency Services Coordinator for the California Department of Aging; Ana Acton, Deputy Director of Independent Living and Community Access Division with the California Department of Rehabilitation; and L. Vance Taylor, Chief, Office of Access and Functional Needs, California Governor's Office of Emergency Services.

09/06/2024

Stay informed, CA! If a wildfire is happening near you, pay close attention to evacuation warnings.

Be ready to go. Being ready and not having to go is better than having to go & not being ready!

More information on how to prepare, at listoscalifornia.org

08/09/2024

Protect your home with native plants!

Did you know native plants can help reduce wildfire risk? They're adapted to our climate and use less water. Plus, they support local wildlife. Plant smart, plant native, but never within 5 feet of a structure! Together, we can help protect our communities.

This photo is custody of the California Native Plant Society.

Learn more about “firescaping:” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8xtngHPwtI

Learn more about defensible space and preparing for wildfire at: ReadyForWildfire.org

08/09/2024

State of California

08/05/2024

Stay cool. Stay safe. Stay alert.

www.fresnocountyca.gov/extremeheat
www.listoscalifornia.org
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07/13/2024

⚠️ Weather Alert: Dry Lightning Expected ⚠️

conditions exist across much of California with dry lightning expected to be most concentrated at higher elevations of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and in eastern Southern California. Lightning strikes are responsible for four of California's most destructive fires wildfires.
Please use with fire during this period:
• Stay Informed: Monitor local weather updates and wildfires statewide at: fire.ca.gov.
• Prepare Your Home: Clear flammable materials from roofs, gutters, and around your property.
• Avoid Outdoor Activities: Don't use equipment that could spark a fire. Postpone outdoor activities in forested areas.
• Report Fires: If you see smoke or flames, call 911 immediately.
• Be Ready to Evacuate: Have an emergency kit ready, know your evacuation routes, and sign up for emergency alerts in your area here: https://www.listoscalifornia.org/alerts/

Stay safe and help protect our communities. Together, we can reduce wildfire risks.