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SAFETY INFORMATION FROM THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY

Prefire Management

Living With Wildfire

Creating Defensible Space

Homeowner's Checklist

Before, During and After a Wildfire

Evacuation

Animal Evacuation

Wildfire Safety

Fire Safety Around the Home

Smoke Detectors Save Lives

Kitchen Safety

Safe Outdoor Equipment Use

Window Security Bars

Educational Materials for Everyone

"The taxpayers will never be able to afford to have an engine at every house. A home needs to be able to survive by itself."

...Kevin O'Leary, CAL FIRE Division Chief.

The County of San Diego Office of Emergency Services website (http://www.sdcounty.ca.gov/oes/) offers ideas and recommendations on how to prepare for a disaster with an emphasis on our local area.

Fires are not the only potential disasters that can affect our community. Additional information regarding emergency and disaster preparedness may be found at the prepare.org website sponsored by the American Red Cross.

Additional preparedness information and many links to other sources may be found at the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection's web site here.

Emergency and Disaster Preparedness Information

Protecting Your Home and Family

About Our Council

Deer Springs Fire Protection District

Event Schedule

Reverse 9-1-1

Deer Springs Fire Brush Clearance
Ordinance

Fire Safe Resource Links

How YOU Can Help

Community Wildfire Protection Plan

Education

Important Documents

Fire Safety Links

Fire Weather Discussion

Red Flag Status

CAL FIRE Website

History

News

Fire District Map

Fire Safe Landscaping Links

Large Animal Evacuation

Deer Springs
Fire Safe Council

Additional Information

Weed Abatement
Contractors

Wildfire Zone

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TIP CARDS

Tip Cards are specifically written for our area and are an excellent source of fire safety information. Click here to to go directly to view Tip Cards.

READY SAN DIEGO

ReadySanDiego.org was designed by the San Diego County Office of Emergency Services (OES) in conjunction with the Homeland Security Ready.gov national public service advertising campaign.

The Ready Campaign is designed to educate and empower Americans to prepare for and respond to emergencies, including natural disasters and potential terrorist attacks.