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Friday September 11, Marin firefighters responded to five wildfires.  A morning wildfire in Point Reyes National Seashore was followed by three nearly simultaneous grass fires in Marinwood, Novato, and Hamilton.  A fifth fire was reported 45 minutes later in Chileno-Valley near the Sonoma Marin border.  The Marinwood, Alameda Del Prado, and Hamilton fires are considered suspicious and are under investigation.   Dozens of homes were threatened during a week where wildfires burned in several Marin communities, including Greenbrae and San Rafael Thursday.

Fire Safe Marin reminds Marin residents to take action now to protect your home and family – it’s not too late, as the worst months of fire-season still lay ahead.  Take a look at our 7 part series on protecting your home for a one week plan to prepare your home and family for wildfire.  Then use the helpful resources on our website to learn more about wildfire safety!

Follow our seven day plan to help protect your family, your home, and your community!

Day 1: Clean Your Roof and Gutters!

Day 2: Cut Your Grass!

Day 3: Expand Your Defensible Space

Day 4: Choose Firewise Plants

Day 5: Now that You’re Ready, Get Set!

Day 6: Go! Create an Evacuation Plan

Day 7: Help a Neighbor, Organize a Neighborhood

Fire Safe Marin

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