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A new school year means new schedules, teachers, activities, and routines. In Marin, it also coincides with the height of wildfire season, making back-to-school time a good opportunity to make…
Four fire agencies in Marin County have earned a place on California’s 2026 Fire Risk Reduction Community List, recognizing their work to strengthen wildfire planning, preparedness, and community resilience. The…
What is this all about? Wildfire Risk Home Evaluations are conducted by trained specialists from your local fire agency or wildfire mitigation program. The program differs between agencies in Marin,…
During the last few days of July, concentrated smoke from the Woodside Fire in Sonoma County reached Marin. Just a few days later, smoke from wildfires in Oregon and Washington…
Wildfire in Mill Valley If you needed a wildfire preparedness wake-up call, the July 27 Hillside Fire in Mill Valley showed how work completed before a fire can make all…
Marin’s hot, dry summers and warm afternoon winds can place significant stress on landscaped plants. During periods of sustained wind and very low humidity, wildfire danger may become extreme, which…
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