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Who is Dr. Steve Quarles? If you’ve spent time exploring Fire Safe Marin’s educational materials, you’ve likely heard us reference the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety, or IBHS,…
Goats Grazing on the Fireline Every summer across Marin, herds of goats and sheep move steadily across hillsides, open space, and the edges of neighborhoods. Their job is simple: eat!…
The following is the content from a letter written by Todd Lando, President of Fire Safe Marin, to the Board of Forestry and Fire Protection. The actual letter is available…
TL;DR Conducted by your local fire agency, Wildfire Risk Home Evaluations are happening across Marin and will continue through the summer. After your property is inspected, you’ll have access to…
Fire Safe Marin is welcoming several new members to its Board of Directors while honoring four longtime leaders whose service helped shape the organization’s growth and impact across Marin County.…
Taking a tour On a warm Friday morning in March, over 18 community members gathered at the Novato Fire District Administrative Building for a tour of the newly completed Fire…
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Updates on Community Wildfire Protection Plan
Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority (MWPA) will begin National Wildfire Awareness Month with Marin’s Wildfire Preparedness Public Forum on Saturday, May 2. The Forum will be held at Embassy Suites, 101…
May is a Hot Month On May 2, 2026, Marin's Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) will be presented to the public at the Wildfire Preparedness Public Forum. The same day…
Wildfire risk to homes is shaped not only by nearby open space, but by conditions on individual properties. Wildfire preparedness is a shared responsibility that requires coordination, a defined process,…
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