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Important Fire Protection Information
Important Fire Protection Information
Bill Hocker | Feb 9, 2024 on: PRN Posts
On Sat, Mar 16, 2024:
Napa Grapegrowers, NVV, Cal Fire and Napa Firewise will sponser a Fire Resources Fair at the Napa County Expo In Napa from 10am to 2pm. The press release with details is here.
2/9/24
Important Fire Information from the Soda Canyon Fire Safe Council
Napa County and Napa Firewise will start a fuel reduction project along Soda Canyon Road and Loma Vista in March and this project is designed to reduce hazardous roadside fuel, facilitating safer evacuation, and in the event of a wildfire, it will provide firefighters with increased access to the Soda Canyon community for improved fire suppression. Licensed professional contractors will be removing vegetation within the county’s right of way. Additional funding is available to extend vegetation removal on private property. Firewise is seeking property owners permission to access their property and remove high fuel loading, dead and dying trees that could be an obstruction during a wildfire event. This is a win/win for the Soda Canyon community and there is no cost to the property owner. It takes approximately five minutes to complete the online Landowners Agreement form. For additional information and to sign the online form to allow work on your property, please visit: Napafirewise.org and click on “Fuels Reduction Projects”
On Sat, Mar 16, 2024:
Napa Grapegrowers, NVV, Cal Fire and Napa Firewise will sponser a Fire Resources Fair at the Napa County Expo In Napa from 10am to 2pm. The press release with details is here.
2/9/24
Napa County and Napa Firewise will start a fuel reduction project along Soda Canyon Road and Loma Vista in March and this project is designed to reduce hazardous roadside fuel, facilitating safer evacuation, and in the event of a wildfire, it will provide firefighters with increased access to the Soda Canyon community for improved fire suppression. Licensed professional contractors will be removing vegetation within the county’s right of way. Additional funding is available to extend vegetation removal on private property. Firewise is seeking property owners permission to access their property and remove high fuel loading, dead and dying trees that could be an obstruction during a wildfire event. This is a win/win for the Soda Canyon community and there is no cost to the property owner. It takes approximately five minutes to complete the online Landowners Agreement form. For additional information and to sign the online form to allow work on your property, please visit: Napafirewise.org and click on “Fuels Reduction Projects”