Requirements for building in Urban Interface
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May 19th (this Saturday) is THE LAST DAY of the Aromas Chipper Program. Crews have chipped a HUGE pile making room for you to bring down more trimmings.
Please remember:
-No lumber, sawn wood or yard waste.
-NO POISON OAK.
-Nothing greater than 4” diameter.
-NO METAL, barbed wire, metal fencing etc.
-No loose material such as leaves, grass, sod or firewood chunks.
All of these present safety hazards to our firefighters and cannot be accepted.
Please get your trimmings in this week. We will NOT be accepting trimmings after the 19th.
While you’re here take as much of the wood chips home with you. They’re FREE! They’re a great way to conserve water and to protect and beautify your ornamental shrubbery.
Here’s more info on the Residential Chipping Program. PLEASE help us help you by following these rules.
More info on how you should prep for Wildfire from our cooperators in fire protection, CAL FIRE.Fire can spread around your property in the blink of an eye. Allowing for extra vertical spacing between shrubs and trees will slow the spread of fire and create a stronger defensible space around your home. An easy formula to follow is 3x Height of Shrub = Minimum Vertical Clearance. #WilfireAwarenessWeek Learn more at: www.readyforwildfire.org/Defensible-Space/
CAL FIRE Aromas Station has had the engine staffed year-round with firefighters ready to fight wildfires. Many more stations in the San Benito-Monterey Unit and areas surrounding the Aromas Tri-County Fire District have opened and firefighters are prepped and ready to fight Wildfire.
CAL FIRE
This week is #WildfireAwarenessWeek2018 and firefighters across the state are preparing. We are doing our part, are you? Fire defense is self defense! Get ready – We are. Visit ReadyForWildfire.org to get more information on how to protect your family, your home and yourself.
It’s Wildfire Awareness Week. Take a look at some of the information CAL FIRE is offering to help you be prepared in case if Wildfire.In the wake of the devastating fires of 2017, Californians know they must work extra hard to make their homes ready for wildfire this year. Today kicks off #WildfireAwarenessWeek2018, a week to remind everyone that now is the time to consider upcoming wildfire threats, and to create a great defense plan for the home base. Visit ReadyForWildfire.org or download the Ready For Wildfire App to ensure your family and home are Ready!
