Take immediate action with these five essential practices that significantly reduce fire risk: creating defensible space, maintaining fire-safe home features, clearing debris, removing combustibles near your house, and installing fire-ready landscaping.
Being prepared means having a plan. Create family emergency kits, develop evacuation procedures, and ensure everyone knows what to do during a fire emergency. Our resources help make family preparedness a positive, empowering activity rather than a fearful one.
Access a comprehensive collection of fire safety resources, including evacuation maps, homeowner checklists, landscaping guides, and links to official agencies. Everything you need to become fire ready is available in one convenient location.
From seasonal pruning events to emergency preparedness workshops, Tracy Hills offers multiple opportunities to participate in community-wide fire safety initiatives. Find upcoming events, register to volunteer, or suggest new community activities.