NFPA Firewise USA®

Congratulations to Table Mountain Rancheria for being the 1,000th Firewise USA® community in California! The milestone, which was celebrated at an event in Fresno County, reflects CA’s commitment to making communities safer from wildfire. nfpa.social/3Z7JgLv #wildfire

Today is Prep Day! If you and/or your community are participating in #WildfirePrepDay2025, remember to add your project to the Prep Day map and spread the word about the good work you’re doing! bit.ly/41xVgGJ

Remember to let local news outlets and officials know about your #WildfirePrepDay 2025 projects and activities planned for this Saturday. Our easy-to-use resources can help! bit.ly/4iCRUt4

Raking dry leaves & other debris from the perimeter of your home; cleaning out gutters; making sure your house number is clearly visible. These are just a few of the ways to be part of #WildfirePrepDay2025. Mark your calendar for this Saturday, May 3! nfpa.org/wildfireprepday

Use our all-new #WildfirePrepDay2025 social media cards to remind your community about the many ways they can reduce their homes’ risk to wildfires. Each social card has a link to related resources and information. bit.ly/4hhj8nM

Get on the map! If you’re participating in #WildfirePrepDay2025, add your project to the Prep Day map so everyone knows about the good work you’re doing. It may even inspire others to do the same! bit.ly/41xVgGJ

Clearing debris and other flammable materials from the first 5 feet around your home (a.k.a. Zone Zero) can make the biggest difference in reducing the potentially devastating impact of wildfire on homes. Learn why: bit.ly/3DQ6VbY

Download the #WildfirePrepDay2025 toolkit. It offers everything you need, including checklists, communications materials, safety tip sheets, and more! bit.ly/3Fwaogj

Download and share these ALL-NEW #WildfirePrepDay2025 social media cards to remind residents about wildfire risks and the steps they can take to stay safe. Each social card has a link to related resources and information. bit.ly/4hhj8nM

Don’t forget! You have a few days left (until April 1) to map your #WildfirePrepDay2025 project online and receive a FREE Prep Day banner. Use this link to map your project: bit.ly/4heZ2KY

#WildfirePrepDay2025 (Saturday, May 3) focuses on what residents can do on and around their homes to help protect against the threat of wildfires. Use this project ideas list to help create a plan for your home and neighborhood: bit.ly/4iCuuEl

Remember to map your #WildfirePrepDay2025 project online by April 10 to receive a FREE Prep Day banner. Supplies are limited, so do it before they’re gone! Use this link to map your project: bit.ly/4heZ2KY

In a wildfire, most homes ignite from embers and small flames, but there are many ways to withstand such threats. Learn more about these preventative efforts and how they can be put into action on #WildfirePrepDay2025 (Saturday, May 3). bit.ly/4cAhFXn

Check out this news story by @KTLA! It showcases the power of Firewise USA®, highlighting its ability to help reduce homes' risk to wildfire. This article explores key actions homeowners can take, from creating defensible space to hardening their homes. bit.ly/41Bfhfp

Download the #WildfirePrepDay2025 toolkit for all the information and resources you need to prepare for this year’s campaign on Saturday, May 3: bit.ly/4hhj8nM

Mark your calendars! Wildfire Community Preparedness Day is May 3. This year’s campaign focuses on clearing out the 5-foot perimeter around the home. Learn more about #WildfirePrepDay2025 here: wildfireprepday.org

Help your community reduce the risk of wildfire destruction with the Firewise USA® program! By taking simple, effective steps, you can make a real difference. Learn how to "Band Together" before disaster strikes. Apply now to become a Firewise community: bit.ly/419Vm8l

Excited to announce that Michele Steinberg and Megan Fitzgerald-McGowan will present "What’s New in the WUI?" at #WUI2025 on March 27 at 1 pm. Join us in Kansas City to prepare for future wildfire threats! Early bird registration ends 2/19. Register: buff.ly/4aI7nVS

Can LA wildfires spark a stronger focus on community mitigation? Michele Steinberg reminds us that wildfire safety isn’t just the government’s job – it’s up to each of us. Read the full article in @ContextNewsroom: nfpa.social/rsuS50UM5PG

Get to know your #HomeIgnitonZone: The immediate area, 0-5 feet, around your home's foundation and any attachments should be free from flammable items. If it can catch fire, don’t let it touch your house, deck or porch. For more tips visit: nfpa.social/fkVJ50P8Sia