Adapting to Wildfire Campaign

A public information campaign that focuses on empowering residents to take part in reducing community risk from wildfire. A variety of messages encourage residents to learn how to take proactive steps to prepare for wildfire.

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When will the Next Wildfire Strike?
When will the Next Wildfire Strike?

When will the Next Wildfire Strike?

The Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority is racing against an unknown timeline to prepare our community. Find out what work has been completed, what’s next and what residents can do.
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Step Right Up to Fire Safe Marin’s Booth at the Marin County Fair!
Step Right Up to Fire Safe Marin’s Booth at the Marin County Fair!

Step Right Up to Fire Safe Marin’s Booth at the Marin County Fair!

Come one, come all! The Marin County Fair is back with rides, music, exhibits, barnyard animals, food, fireworks, and five full days of summer fun! As you make your way through the excitement, be sure to swing by Booth G06 in the General Marketplace, where Fire Safe Marin’s Community Ambassadors…
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MWPA is Hard at Work
MWPA Hard at Work
MWPA is Hard at Work

MWPA is Hard at Work

The Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority is working to prepare Marin for wildfire. Every home in Marin will be visited by a trained wildfire specialist who will evaluate risks on your property.
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From Evaluation to Action: Improving Marin’s Resiliency, One Home at a Time
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From Evaluation to Action: Improving Marin’s Resiliency, One Home at a Time

From Evaluation to Action: Improving Marin’s Resiliency, One Home at a Time

What is the Wildfire Risk Home Evaluation Program? Supported by Marin Wildfire, the Wildfire Risk Home Evaluation program is implemented annually by local fire agencies. Defensible space inspectors are tasked with conducting evaluations of properties, looking at defensible space, vegetation, and key home-hardening features that can affect how a home…
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90 Neighborhoods, 1 Goal: Marin’s Record-Breaking Year of Wildfire Resilience
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90 Neighborhoods, 1 Goal: Marin’s Record-Breaking Year of Wildfire Resilience

90 Neighborhoods, 1 Goal: Marin’s Record-Breaking Year of Wildfire Resilience

In 2025, Marin County’s Firewise communities continued to expand their impact, demonstrating the strength of resident-led wildfire risk reduction. Reported data shows clear gains in participation, fuels removed, and community investment, reflecting a growing commitment to wildfire preparedness across the county. Participation and Activity Growth In total, Firewise communities reported…
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