Mt. Veeder July Fire Safe Council Meeting
2024-07-27 09:00 - 10:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Basil Enan Residence, 6476 Dry Creek Road, Napa, California, 94558, United States
Join the Mt. Veeder July Fire Safe Council Meeting.

Fire Safe Councils are grassroots, community-led organizations that mobilize residents to protect their homes, communities, and environments from catastrophic wildfire. Local fire safe councils have turned initial interest into a committed group that finds ways to empower the residents to do their part to make the community safer.

Napa County Fire Safe Councils are supported by Napa Firewise with resources, tools, and the connections needed to help their communities.

By mobilizing the community members who stand to lose the most, Fire Safe Councils create a powerful group initiative that can:

Acquire resources that can assist in fire prevention efforts.

Minimize risks to life, homes, and natural and human-made resources.

Increase the insurability of property by increasing community safety.

Forge strong partnerships with first responders.

Gordon Valley Fire Safe Council Community Meeting + Event
2024-07-27 10:00 - 14:00 | Gordon Valley Fire Station, 1345 Wooden Valley Cross Rd, Napa, California, 94558, United States
Join the Gordon Valley Fire Safe Council for a Community Meeting & Event on wildfire resources for the Gordan Valley FSC community.

There will be presentations on evacuations, local emergency communications, defensible space, cost-share programs and more resources!

Lunch will be provided, in addition to Gordon Valley FSC Lead, Dan McQueeny, will bring his furry goat friends!

Napa National Night Out
2024-08-06 16:00 - 19:00 | Napa Valley College, 2277 Napa Vallejo Hwy, Napa, California, 94558, United States
Join Napa Firewise and our furry mascots at Napa City’s National Night Out. This event is hosted by Napa City Police Department and Napa County Sheriff. National Night out is an annual event that encourages community-police partnerships, crime prevention and neighborhood camaraderie. It sends a message to criminals that your neighborhood is organized, aware, and fighting back! Last year, more than 38 million people and 17,000 communities across America, Canada and military bases around the world participated!

Community Workshop: Landscaping in the Defensible Space Zone
2024-08-07 16:00 - 18:00 | Central Valley Garden Center, 1100 Vintage Ave., St. Helena, CA, 94574, United States
Join Napa Firewise’s resident biologist, Shari Gardner, and Central Valley Builders Supply for a community workshop to learn more about how to create and maintain a fire-wise, sustainable garden that supports biodiversity while meeting County code requirements.

Gardeners of all levels are encouraged to join us for an evening of learning. Topics covered will include, but not limited to:

-Recommendations & plant design ideas for fire-wise landscaping in the defensible space zones.

-A practical understanding of what it means to be sustainable in an ever-changing California climate.

-Proper maintenance techniques such as pruning, irrigation, mowing, composting and mulching.-Creating a landscape that’s beautiful, biodiverse, water-efficient, fire-resistant, and energy-saving.

-Creating a landscape that’s beautiful, biodiverse, water-efficient, fire-resistant, and energy-saving.

Funding for this project was provided by a grant from the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, CAL FIRE through the California Fire Safe Council.

Town Hall Webinar: New Insights and Resources for Community Fire Protection
2024-08-08 09:00 - 10:00 | VIRTUAL
Mark your calendar for this informative webinar and get the latest on community fire protection efforts. We know there is no “wildfire season” anymore because fire danger, protection, prevention, and response are year-round. But new information, new resources, and new programs are in place to support the safety of people and property.

﻿During this engaging webinar, you will:

Learn how you can tap into local fire protection and prevention programs.

Pick up practical tips and insights to help protect your home and property.

Hear more about the ongoing collaboration that helps keep our community safe.

Find out about new funding sources on the way to support wildfire resiliency.

Speakers:

Laurie Klip, Program Director-Wildfire Preparedness, Napa FireWise

David Shew, Napa County Fire Administrator

Austin Sharp, Regional Senior Manager – Sonoma and North Bay Divisions, PG&E

The webinar will be live and recorded. No advance registration is required. Simply click here to copy and save the “Join” link into your calendar, then use it to join the webinar.

Lake Hennessey August Fire Safe Council Meeting (Virtual)
2024-08-08 16:00 - 17:00 | VIRTUAL
Join the August Fire Safe Council Meeting. Meetings typically occur the 2nd Thursday of each month for the Lake Hennessey FSC.

Fire Safe Councils are grassroots, community-led organizations that mobilize residents to protect their homes, communities, and environments from catastrophic wildfire. Local fire safe councils have turned initial interest into a committed group that finds ways to empower the residents to do their part to make the community safer.

Napa County Fire Safe Councils are supported by Napa Firewise with resources, tools, and the connections needed to help their communities.

By mobilizing the community members who stand to lose the most, Fire Safe Councils create a powerful group initiative that can:

Minimize risks to life, homes, and natural and human-made resources.

Increase the insurability of property by increasing community safety.

Forge strong partnerships with first responders.

Acquire resources that can assist in fire prevention efforts.

Diamond Mountain August Fire Safe Council Meeting (Virtual)
2024-08-09 10:00 - 11:00 | VIRTUAL
Join the August Fire Safe Council Meeting with Diamond Mountain. Meetings typically occur the 2nd Friday of each month.

Fire Safe Councils are grassroots, community-led organizations that mobilize residents to protect their homes, communities, and environments from catastrophic wildfire. Local fire safe councils have turned initial interest into a committed group that finds ways to empower the residents to do their part to make the community safer.

Napa County Fire Safe Councils are supported by Napa Firewise with resources, tools, and the connections needed to help their communities.

By mobilizing the community members who stand to lose the most, Fire Safe Councils create a powerful group initiative that can:

Minimize risks to life, homes, and natural and human-made resources.

Increase the insurability of property by increasing community safety.

Forge strong partnerships with first responders.

Acquire resources that can assist in fire prevention efforts.

Berryessa Highlands August Fire Safe Council Meeting
2024-08-13 18:30 - 19:30 | CA
Join the Berryessa Highlands Fire Safe Council Meeting. Meetings typically occur the 2nd Tuesday of each month.

Fire Safe Councils are grassroots, community-led organizations that mobilize residents to protect their homes, communities, and environments from catastrophic wildfire. Local fire safe councils have turned initial interest into a committed group that finds ways to empower the residents to do their part to make the community safer.

Napa County Fire Safe Councils are supported by Napa Firewise with resources, tools, and the connections needed to help their communities.

By mobilizing the community members who stand to lose the most, Fire Safe Councils create a powerful group initiative that can:

Minimize risks to life, homes, and natural and human-made resources.

Increase the insurability of property by increasing community safety.

Forge strong partnerships with first responders.

Acquire resources that can assist in fire prevention efforts.

Angwin August Fire Safe Council Meeting
2024-08-13 19:00 - 20:30 | Angwin Volunteer Fire Department, 275 College Ave, Angwin, California, 94508, United States
Join the Angwin Fire Safe Council Meeting. Meetings typically occur the 2nd Tuesday of each month.

Fire Safe Councils are grassroots, community-led organizations that mobilize residents to protect their homes, communities, and environments from catastrophic wildfire. Local fire safe councils have turned initial interest into a committed group that finds ways to empower the residents to do their part to make the community safer.

Napa County Fire Safe Councils are supported by Napa Firewise with resources, tools, and the connections needed to help their communities.

By mobilizing the community members who stand to lose the most, Fire Safe Councils create a powerful group initiative that can:

Minimize risks to life, homes, and natural and human-made resources.

Increase the insurability of property by increasing community safety.

Forge strong partnerships with first responders.

Acquire resources that can assist in fire prevention efforts.

Community Resource Fair
2024-08-14 18:00 - 19:30 | Pope Valley Fire Station 220, 2386 Stagecoach Canyon Rd, Pope Valley, California, 94567, United States
Join Napa County Sheriff Oscar Ortiz and Napa County Supervisor Anne Cottrell for a community resource fair! Come to get:

Updates on County Projects

Information on available services

Safety & resiliency information, resources, and more!

Dinner provided by Sheriff Ortiz & Supervisor Cottrell – VIP Taco Truck!

Silverado August Fire Safe Council Meeting
2024-08-20 16:30 - 17:30 | Silverado Country Club, 1600 Atlas Peak Rd, Napa, California, 94558, United States
Join the Silverado Fire Safe Council Meeting. Meetings typically occur the 3rd Tuesday of each month.

Fire Safe Councils are grassroots, community-led organizations that mobilize residents to protect their homes, communities, and environments from catastrophic wildfire. Local fire safe councils have turned initial interest into a committed group that finds ways to empower the residents to do their part to make the community safer.

Napa County Fire Safe Councils are supported by Napa Firewise with resources, tools, and the connections needed to help their communities.

By mobilizing the community members who stand to lose the most, Fire Safe Councils create a powerful group initiative that can:

Minimize risks to life, homes, and natural and human-made resources.

Increase the insurability of property by increasing community safety.

Forge strong partnerships with first responders.

Acquire resources that can assist in fire prevention efforts.

Fire Safe Council Lead Field Tour
2024-09-26 09:00 - 14:00 | CA
The Wildfire Preparedness team is inviting our Fire Safe Council leads to join us, and members of our veg opps team, to tour two NCFF completed hazardous fuel reduction projects. Napa Firewise staff will guide FSC Leads behind the scenes tour of some impressive projects completed to improve access for firefighters, reduce wildfire risk, create anchor points for additional fuel reduction projects, including grazing and prescribed fire, and provide better protection for our veterans at the Yountville Vets Home. Please RSVP below.

Itinerary:

Tour 1:

9:00 AM – 10:00 AM: Meet at the Yountville Park and Ride; carpool to tour Veterans’ Home. Please be prepared to leave no later than 9am. During this estimated one-hour tour, attendees should be prepared to get in and out of vehicles and walk around. Attendees are encouraged to wear comfortable footwear and bring their own water bottle.

Highlights include:

Fire Road

Shaded Fuel breaks

Hazardous fuels clearance on property

Eucalyptus grove removal

multiple funding sources leveraged

10:00 AM: return to Park and Ride and regroup – carpool to the Lake Hennessey boat launch for Lake Hennessey to Atlas Peak tour. *At this time, if attendees are continuing on the tour, attendees are encouraged to use the restroom, as there will be no services available at Lake Hennesey.

Tour 2:

10:30 AM – 2:00 PM: Meet at the Boat launch at Lake Hennessey for an overview, followed by a drive up Prichard Hill to Continuum led by NCFF staff. Continue along the “Continuum to Atlas” Fire Road through Land Trust property to Atlas Peak Road, we will stop to discuss projects along the way and enjoy the scenery, then down Atlas Peak Road to Napa. We will leave the boat launch at 11AM promptly. Cell service will be limited.

During this estimated 3 hour tour, we will stop for lunch. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own lunch and water bottle. NCFF will provide light snacks and extra water.

Tour Highlights include:

Beacon box

Hwy 128 roadside expanded shaded fuel break

Grazing for fuel reduction maintenance

Continuum to Atlas fire road

Roadside expanded and grazing program for maintenance along 128 and Pritchard Hill

“Circle Oaks North Ridge” Fire Road

Roadside extended work on Atlas Peak Road

Join us for a day of learning, exploration, and community engagement. Attendees should wear comfortable shoes, bring a lunch, and water. Carpooling and consolidating cars will be highly encouraged. Especially at Lake Hennessey, cars should be Sabaru or higher, cars very low to the ground are not advised. Concerned? Email wildfirepreparedness@napafirewise.org

Communications Workshop for FSC Leads (Virtual)
2024-10-09 17:00 - 18:00 | CA
Join Napa Firewise’s Marketing & Communications Manager for an interactive virtual workshop designed to empower Fire Safe Council leads with effective communication strategies! This one hour learning opportunity will provide valuable insights and practical tools to strengthen engagement within your fire safe council members. Be prepared to either take notes or work simultaneously on your computer for a hands-on learning experience as we explore ways to foster collaboration, share crucial information, and inspire action within your communities. Leave equipped with fresh ideas to boost communication and build a more resilient Napa Valley.

We will specifically cover:

Email management across FSCs with multiple leads

Sending email campaigns through Mailchimp

Email open rate & surveys

Setting up your email campaigns to automatically update onto your FSC page on Napa Firewise’s website

Brief Social Media review

Napa City Fire Department Fire & Life Safety Day Open House
2024-10-12 10:00 - 14:00 | Napa City Fire Station 1, 930 Seminary Street, Napa, California, 94558, United States
Come learn about fire safety and meet your Napa City firefighters! Tour the fire station and see what a day in the life of a firefighter is like! Tour the Dispatch Center to see what it’s like to be a 911 operator!

See firefighters in action using the jaws of life! Visit booths staffed by local health and safety service providers to learn how to keep your family healthy, safe, and prepared for emergencies! Have your picture taken with firefighters, fire trucks, and Sparky! Games, activities, and more!

Say hello to the Napa Firewise Goat Mascots, Cinder and Blaze, while learning about defensible space, home hardening, and programs available to residents for home improvement projects.

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Calistoga Fire Safe Council Annual Community Meeting
2024-10-18 17:30 - 19:00 | Charles Krug Winery, 2800 Main St., St. Helena, CA, 94574, United States
Wildfires are inevitable; being prepared is just smart! Join the Calistoga Fire Safe Council to learn how to prepare yourself, your home, your neighborhood and your community. Residents are encouraged to share this event with other Calistoga residents. There is no cost to attend, but registration is required (so we make sure we have enough chairs). Please register below.

St. Helena Hometown Harvest Festival
2024-10-19 10:00 - 16:00 | Oak Avenue between Adams Street and Spring Street, St. Helena, California, 94574, United States
The Hometown Harvest Festival is St. Helena’s most-beloved Fall event for the young and old held on the 3rd Saturday in October each year. The Hometown Harvest Festival features live music, wine and beer, a food alley, kids zone, and an array of arts and crafts vendors.

Stop by to visit Napa Firewise and learn about wildfire resiliency in Napa County. Meet our furry friends, Ember and Cinder – who made their debut at the 2023 Harvest Festival Pet Pawrade.

Project Development Workshop for Fire Safe Council Leads
2024-10-26 10:00 - 12:00 | The Napa Valley Community Foundation, 3299 Claremont Way, Napa, CA, 94558
This in person workshop will help Fire Safe Council (FSC) leads understand the NCFF and FSC project journey. Through a 2.5 hour workshop, NCFF will empower Fire Safe Council leads on how to get projects done in their community without frustration and with efficiency. FSC leads will learn about mixed funding sources for projects, project scoping, management, and timelines. Through understanding the process, FSC leads will know what type of support NCFF can provide to their fire safe council, and the steps needed to pursue projects in their community.

*This workshop is only open to Fire Safe Council Leads or a Fire Safe Council member participating on behalf of a lead*

Movie Fundraiser for Spring Mountain Fire Safe Council
2024-11-04 17:30 - 20:00 | Cameo Cinema, 1340 Main St, St Helena, California, 94574, United States
The Glass Fire devastated many areas of Napa Valley in 2020 and the Spring Mountain District area was one of the hardest hit. State of the art fire fighting practices and equipment are consistently being evaluated to prevent a fire of that magnitude in the future. “We are now raising money to install the Beacon Box mapping system on Spring Mountain,” explains Brandon Benelli of the Spring Mountain Fire Safe Council.

The Spring Mountain Fire Safe Council invites the public to a special benefit screening of Inside Out 2 on Monday, November 4 at 5:30 p.m. at The Cameo Cinema in St. Helena. This event will assist in acquiring Beacon Boxes for Spring Mountain.

Tickets are $50 and must be purchased in advance. Seating is limited. Children and adults are welcome. The Cameo is located at 1340 Main Street in St. Helena. Attendees will also be given a raffle ticket for large format bottles of wines from the Spring Mountain District.

Before the screening there will be a presentation by the Spring Mountain Fire Safe Council of projects planned and currently underway. Mike Wilson from Napa Firewise and Brand Benelli from the Spring Mountain Fire Safe Council will present remarks. The SMFSC is raising funds for the Beacon Box Mapping System. The Beacon Box will be a great new tool in our arsenal to help our community. Each Beacon Box is approximately 2 x2 with a bright red light on top, so that theyre easily visible at night or in smoky conditions, explains Brandon Benelli of the Spring Mountain Fire Safe Council.

Guests will enjoy complimentary wines from Smith-Madrone Winery, an estate vineyard-winery founded in 1971 that is located at the top of the Spring Mountain District growing region.

Pixars Inside Out 2 became the number 1 animated movie of all time in 2024. A sequel to Inside Out, the film tells the story of Riley’s emotions as they find themselves joined by new emotions that want to take over Riley’s head.

“The 2020 Glass Fire burned through nearly all of the Spring Mountain Fire Safe Council area, destroying a quarter of the structures and leaving us with trauma and also a sense of purpose,” explains Shari Gardner, Wildfire Preparedness Coordinator, Napa Firewise. “Working together, we can prepare for the next wildfire and build wildfire resilience throughout the wider Spring Mountain community. Fuel reduction, defensible space and home/structure hardening, roadside shaded fuel breaks, reflective address signs, and evacuation planning are all parts of the equation to reduce the impacts of wildfire. Placing Beacon Boxes at key access points will provide critical information for the first responders on the scene when the next wildfire happens, helping them help us stay safe while staying safe themselves,” she added.

Home Hardening Workshop with Central Valley Builders Supply (NEW DATE!)
2024-11-07 16:00 - 17:30 | Central Valley Garden Center, 1100 Vintage Ave., St. Helena, CA, 94574, United States
Home Hardening workshop

Want to increase your home’s chances of surviving a wildfire?

Join our workshop to learn how! We’ll cover budget-friendly tips and investment-worthy upgrades to create a more fire-resistant home. From creating defensible space to using fire-smart building materials, you’ll gain the knowledge to safeguard your most valuable asset.

Funding for this project was provided by a grant from the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, through the California Fire Safe Council.

Napa County Fire Administrator, scientists, consultants, vendors, and fire professionals will be on site to provide information and answer questions. Learn from experts the steps you can take to make your home safer from wildfire, including:

Learn from experts the steps you can take to make your home safer from wildfire, including:

What vulnerabilities your home may have to ember attack

Retrofits to protect your home

Where to find resources

Where to find assistance with home consultations, funding support

Explore sample materials with Rockwool and watch a live fire demonstration by Vulcan Vents.

Bring your friends and neighbors.

Wildfire Community Preparedness Day
2024-11-09 10:00 - 13:00 | Napa Fire Station 214, 1251 Steele Canyon Road, Napa, California, 94558, United States
All Berryessa Highlands neighbors are invited to learn about local and regional wildfire safety projects, and to learn ways to make your homes safer, and be more prepared for future wildfires.

10 am – Hear from speakers about County-Wide Projects & Home Hardening Tips

11:30 am – Egg Rolls provided by Realtor Amber Payne!

12 pm – Berryessa Highlands Fire Safe Council update on current projects, updated Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) and how to save $ on Homeowners Insurance.

Mt. George Fire Safe Council Community Meeting
2024-12-12 17:30 - 19:00 | Cordiero’s Steakhouse, 2025 Monticello Rd. , Napa, California, 94559
Save the Date! – Thursday, December 12th, 5:30 – 7:00 PM, Cordeiro’s Steakhouse

Join us for a special community event focused on wildfire preparedness and community protection.

This event will not only provide essential information on wildfire risk reduction but will also be an opportunity for you to give valuable input on the priorities for the Mt. George area. Together, we’ll shape the council’s focus areas and ensure our projects align with the needs and concerns of the community.

At the event, we’ll share insights from our preliminary wildfire risk analysis for our area, discuss current and planned projects, and outline practical steps to enhance our resilience. You’ll hear directly from experts at Napa Firewise, CAL FIRE, and local officials on wildfire risks, resources, and preparedness strategies.

RSVP – While an RSVP isn’t required, we’d love to get a sense of who’s attending! If you plan to come, please let us know by sending an email to mtgeorge@napafirewise.org or give us a call at 707.690.0848.

View Invite Letter

Project Tour for FSC Leads
2024-12-20 10:00 - 11:30 | Tucker Farm Center, 1201 Tucker Rd, Calistoga, CA, 94515
(Previously scheduled from December 13)

Join NCFF for a tour of the recent fuel treatment project to mitigate the spread of fire from Hwy 29 to structures. We will meet at the Tucker Farm Center parking lot (access via Tucker-Summit Drive) for a walking tour of the area and learn from the NCFF Vegetation Management team about the project background and benefits.

Please wear appropriate footwear for walking on flat terrain and weather appropriate clothing for cold weather or light rain.

There will be no restroom facilities available at the tour location.

Timberhill Project Tour for FSC Leads
2025-01-09 10:00 - 12:00 | CA
Join NCFF for a tour of the recent fuel break around the perimeter of Browns Valley and see how this NCFF project helps mitigate wildfire risk to Napa City residents along the wildland urban interface (WUI). This CAL FIRE funded project was completed in collaboration with Napa City, Napa County, and Napa City Open Space and Parks. This will be a walking tour of the Timber Hill area to learn from the NCFF Vegetation Management team about the project background and benefits. Meet additional NCFF staff members and other FSC leads.

We’ll meet at Timberhill Park, at the entrance at the end of Timberhill Lane, Napa CA 94558

Please wear appropriate footwear for walking on mostly flat terrain and weather appropriate clothing for cold weather or light rain.

There will be no restroom facilities available at the tour location.

Silverado Fire Safe Council Wine Tasting
2025-02-21 17:00 | Silverado Ballroom, 1600 Atlas Peak Rd, Napa, California, 94558
Join us at the Fire Safe Council Wine Tasting Event to enjoy great wines, create awareness about fire safety, and support a worthy cause. Accompanied by and in support of Atlas Peak, Soda Canyon & Mt. George Councils! Sip, savor, and make a difference!

Featuring:

Relic Wine Cellers

Judd’s Hill Winery

Krupp Brothers Winery

Monticello Napa Valley

Shadybrook Estate Winery

Purchase Tickets

Community Meeting & Resource Fair
2025-03-20 18:00 - 19:00 | Pacific Union College, Fireside Room, 10 Angwin Ave, Angwin, CA, 94508
The Angwin Fire Safe Council, Pope Valley Fire Safe Council, Lake Berryessa Estates Fire Safe Council, and Deer Park Fire Safe Council, in partnership with Supervisor Anne Cottrell are hosting a spring emergency readiness event featuring Napa County emergency services experts and neighboring fire safe councils.

Learn more about Firewise USA designation and status for potential insurance discounts. Discover how your neighbors are working together to enhance fire resilience through the Neighbors Helping Neighbors program. This is a bilingual event!

Supervisor Ramos Town Hall: Coombsville, Wild Horse Valley, & South Napa
2025-03-27 17:30 - 18:30 | Stonebridge School Multi-Purpose Room, 1019 2nd Avenue, Napa, California, 94558, United States
Connect with Supervisor Ramos, Supervisor Manfree and staff to have your questions about the County’s fire prevention work answered, share concerns, and connect with resources.

Napa Firewise will be joining Napa CART, Mt. George Fire Safe Council, and the Coombsville-Wildhorse Valley Fire Safe Council to connect residents with resources and information about wildfire preparedness.

The town hall is open to all, but due to limited space we ask that you RSVP to help us track attendance. You can RSVP at www.tinyurl.com/D5FireTownHall

Berryessa Highlands Community Meeting
2025-05-31 11:00 - 13:00 | Capell Valley Fire Station 214, 1251 Steele Canyon Rd, Napa, California, 94558, United States
Please join us for a community meeting at the Highlands Fire Station #214, 1251 Steele Canyon Road on Sat 5/31/2025 – 11AM – 1PM.

Learn about defensible space, home hardening, upcoming grants and programs, water district updates, etc.

OES (Office of Emergency Services), Napa County Sherriff’s Dept., CalFire, NCFF (Napa Community Firewise Foundation), CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) will be there to answer your questions and tell you about free Emergency Training.

Oh, and did we mention, lunch? Tacos and cupcakes! Hope to see you there!

Circle Oaks Annual Community Picnic
2025-06-28 11:00 - 14:00 | Circle Oaks Home Association
If you have not attended the Annual Community Picnic in the Circle Oaks community, try to make it this year! You can enjoy yourself while being updated on what’s happening in your community. CAL FIRE will be there to talk about fire safety. It’s a great time to reconnect with neighbors and friends. Food and beverages will be provided by the HOA.

Forest Health Field Tour
2025-06-29 14:00 - 17:00 | PUC Forest Trailhead, 405 Las Posadas Rd, Angwin, California, 94508, United States
Get outside with Napa Firewise, Forest Health Project Manager Tracy Katelman and Forest Health PUC Site Manager Peter Lecourt for a walking exploration of the recent prescribed burn. Learn firsthand how strategic prescribed fire is reshaping the landscape to reduce wildfire risk and restore forest health.

WEAR COMFORTABLE SHOES & BRING WATER

About the PUC Forest: The Pacific Union College (PUC) Demonstration and Experimental Forest is over 1,000 acres and is protected by conservation easements in partnership with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) and The Land Trust of Napa County.

Funding for Napa’s Howell Mountain Corridor: Forest Ecotone and Fire Resiliency Restoration Project was provided by CAL FIRE’s Forest Health Program, as part of California Climate Investments. California Climate Investments, a statewide program that puts billions of Cap-and-Trade dollars to work reducing GHG emissions, strengthening the economy, and improving public health and the environment– particularly in disadvantaged communities. The Capand-Trade program also creates a financial incentive for industries to invest in clean technologies and develop innovative ways to reduce pollution. California Climate Investments projects include affordable housing, renewable energy, public transportation, zero-emission vehicles, environmental restoration, more sustainable agriculture, recycling, and much more. At least 35 percent of these investments are located within and benefiting residents of disadvantaged communities, low-income communities, and low-income households across California. For more information, visit the California Climate Investments website at: www.caclimateinvestments.ca.gov.

Calistoga Fire Safe Council Annual Community Meeting
2025-07-30 17:00 - 19:00 | Charles Krug Winery, 2800 Main St., St. Helena, CA, 94574, United States
Thank you for your interest in the upcoming Calistoga Fire Safe Council meeting. We’ve reached our attendance limit and registration is now closed.

If you’d like to be notified about future events or learn how to get involved, please reach out to calistoga@napafirewise.org.

Wildfires are inevitable; being prepared is just smart! Join the Calistoga Fire Safe Council to learn how to prepare yourself, your home, your neighborhood and your community. Residents are encouraged to share this event with other Calistoga residents. There is no cost to attend, but notification of attendance is requested. Please RSVP below.

Calistoga Fire Safe Council Steering Committee

Piper Cole, Lead, Vice Chair NCFF Board

Michael Glover, Treasurer

Travis Browne (Calistoga CERT)

Scott Cooper

H. Stuart Harrison

Andy Mendell

Peter Mondavi

Zane Murphy

Nina Pinsky

Steven Pinsky

Stephen Weissman

Frederika Zipp
