Come celebrate with us and help us create a Fire Safe Ventura County!

Refreshments, raffle prizes, and a silent auction will take place in the main hall behind the bar.

We look forward to meeting you and sharing a drink while we talk about our impact around the county.

First round is on us!

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Another wildfire preparedness WIN! Congrats to the Ondulando Neighborhood in Ventura for being recognized as a FIREWISE USA Neighborhood!

Ondulando joins Los Robles Estates, Matilija Canyon Properties, and the Deer Creek Community Association as active FIREWISE USA recognized sites in Ventura County!

"The Firewise USA® recognition program is administered by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and provides a collaborative framework to help neighbors in a geographic area get organized, find direction, and take action to increase the ignition resistance of their homes and community and to reduce wildfire risks at the local level." - NFPA

To learn more about becoming a FIREWISE USA recognized site, visit our website at VenturaFireSafe.org/Firewise

The Ventura Regional Fire Safe Council is so grateful to have community partners like the Piru Neighborhood Council. PNC is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to protecting, empowering, and helping build a better future for the small, yet mighty, unincorporated Ventura County town. PNC' s primary purpose is to promote better living conditions, better education, improved housing, and a greater participation in community affairs by the people of Piru and vicinity. Thank you to President Ken Wiseman for helping VRFSC identify hazardous palm trees that we have been able to mitigate through grant funding. Also thanks to the rest of the board, V.P. Irene Ruiz, Treasurer Judy-Daley Lovett, Secretary Pam Briscoe, Member at Large Kelly Boek, as well as Michael Lopez from Piru Wildfire Prevention and Danny Ramirez and Roy Ruiz for their undeniable dedication to protecting their community.

SCE has officially launched its first Access & Functional Needs (AFN) Self Identification Survey in High Fire Risk Areas to better understand your household’s energy needs. If you or someone in your home has a disability or other AFN, especially if they use a medical device, be sure to complete this survey. This effort is taking place in two Phases, so if you haven’t received your survey by mail or email, and you live in an HFRA, keep an eye out for it during the fall. Your participation in this survey will help SCE tailor our resources and services to your needs, so be sure to complete this survey!

To learn more about SCE's AFN programs, click the image below:

Please consider a contribution to our organization so that we can continue providing free services to the community and prepare as much of Ventura County as possible for impending wildfire. We are not safe until all of our communities and neighborhoods are safe. There are many homeowners and communities in Ventura County who simply cannot afford to do the work themselves; it is crucial for all of us to be able to help those less fortunate. Your support will allow us to continue providing free assessments, chipping services, brush clearance, educational workshops, and so much more. We do not take this responsibility lightly and thank you for entrusting us with your support.

VRFSC is a 501c(3) nonprofit organization and your contribution is tax deductible.