Tuolumne Fire Safe Council

Tuolumne Fire Safe Council The Tuolumne Fire Safe Council is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization formed in 2002.

Our mission is to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire through wildfire prevention, education and fuel reduction. Tuolumne Fire Safe Council
Volunteer organization incorporated in 2002
Dedicated to increasing public awareness of wildland fire dangers and improving community and home fire safety
Coordination with fire agencies and public to provide
Defensible space
Fuel treatments and shaded fu

el breaks
Evacuation routes
H108 FSC Accomplishments
Developed with fire agencies and local govt. Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP)
Highway 108 Strategic Fire Plan
Grant funding for constructing a system of fuel treatments and shaded fuel breaks from Columbia to Twain Harte to Tuolumne
Plainview slash disposal site
Community chipping program
Fuel treatments and fuel breaks for
Big Hill SFB - Sierra Outdoor School to Hatler Mill (FS grant, SRA, PGE)
Sierra Glenn/Montgomery Road
Mt. Elizabeth South Perimeter
Silver Spur Drive/Baker Ranch
Cedar Ridge
Ponderosa Hills
Columbia and Phoenix Lake Estates
North Bald Mountain SFB (Prop 40 and PGE)
Parrott’s Ferry/Rambling Hills SFB (PGE)
Community meetings and displays at community events
Funding sources
Proposition 40 CA Clean Water, Clean Air, Safe Neighborhood Parks and Coastal Protection Act of 2002
2006 Proposition 84 Sierra Nevada Conservancy for safe water supply and quality, flood control, park improvements and natural resource protection
2011 AB 29 (Fire prevention fees/CalFire) for State responsibility areas (SRA)
2000 National Fire Plan and Healthy Forests Initiative (HFI) for fuel reduction on private lands. Funding provided by USFS, BLM, NPS, and FWS
Title II and Title III funds from Secure Rural Schools andCommunity Self Determination Act of 2000 (RAC)
Other federal funding sources
PGE grants

06/12/2026

National Fire News: June 12, 2026.

There are 11 uncontained large fires currently burning nationwide. 2,559 personnel are assigned to incidents across the country, including one complex incident management team committed to the South Fork Fire in Nebraska. This fire is threatening numerous residences and evacuations are in place. Active fire behavior is reported on incidents across multiple geographic areas.

So far this year, 32,373 fires have burned more than 2.5 million acres nationwide. While national fire activity has been light over the past several weeks, these year-to-date numbers are well above the 10-year averages of 23,626 fires and 1.43 million acres. Many red flag warnings and heat advisories are in place throughout the country. Both weather and fuels models predict increased fire danger in multiple geographic areas in the coming weeks.

Taking care of your vehicle is an important way to prevent dangerous wildfires. Make sure that your vehicle is in good working condition (sparks should not be flying from a well-maintained vehicle), that any chains used for towing are secured and that nothing can drag, and park on pavement, not vegetation. Once you're at your destination, be vigilant around campfires and barbeques. Watch for sparks, embers, and wind. Before you leave the area or go to sleep, make sure your fire or grill is all the way out and cool to the touch!

🔥More NFN: https://www.nifc.gov/fire-information/nfn



📸South Fork Fire in Nebraska. Photo from InciWeb.

06/11/2026

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05/12/2026

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The Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) for Tuolumne County is complete! March 2026 event focusing on learning to Live with Fire. Choose an area to learn more. Protect your home and family.

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