As I’m sure you’re aware, the risk of wildfire and its devastating consequences to life, health, property, jobs, the economy and even County revenue is a major concern to our […]
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Free Residential Chipping Service Open
The Napa County Fire Department free annual fire-hazard debris chipping service opened in May. This service is designed to help residents dispose of hazardous vegetation around residential buildings and driveways […]
Weekly News Round Up (April 28, 2023)
Vegetation management efforts continue in Napa County St. Helena Star – April 18, 2023 Wildfires have been a reality for generations across California. As the intensity, duration, and impacts of […]
Weekly News Round Up (April 14, 2023)
NVV is the largest private donor supporting Napa County’s Community Wildfire Protection Plan. Money gifted came through the Collective Napa
Firewise Gratitude, Appreciation, and Recognition - Susan Deringer, Silverado Fire Safe Council
Susan assisted with maintaining this designation on an annual basis which promotes the projects to enhance the safety of our community
Roadmap for Wildfire Resilience
How to Get There from Here In recent years, a surge in catastrophic wildfire events has strained local, state, and federal resources destroying communities, lives and livelihoods. These wildfire events […]
Hands-On Learning
Forest Health Grant launches long-term monitoring program at PUC As part of our recent $5 Million Dollar Forest Health grant awarded by the California Department of Forestry, four Pacific Union […]
Weekly News Round-Up: Nov. 25, 2022
Gov. Newsom visits fire-scarred Napa to trumpet California’s wildfire prevention spending November 17, 2022 The Press Democrat – Phil Barber NAPA — Behind Gov. Gavin Newsom as he stepped to […]
Learning to Live with Fire
October 2022 Calistoga Living – Eden Umble Everyone who lives in Calistoga has had a brush with wildfires. For some, it’s been the uncertainty of evacuating, followed by a grateful […]