Reminder: Register for February 16th Firewise Workshop!

VRFSC hosts monthly Firewise USA workshops over Zoom and answers questions regarding the Firewise process, submitting applications, maintaining In Good Standing status, etc.

This month's workshop will be on February 16th at 1:00PM and hosted by Max Young, Head of Wildfire Safety at the Ventura Regional Fire Safe Council.

He will cover:

• Firewise Application/Online Portal walk-through
• Live Q&A

Register Today!

Did you miss the first Firewise USA® Workshop of the year? No sweat! Click on the video icon in this section to watch the first Workshop of the year.

Our Live Workshops happen every 3rd Friday at 1PM on Zoom and you can register here.

We upload past workshops on our YouTube Channel here.

Thanks to expanded grant funding, our No-Cost Home Wildfire Assessments are still available for residents through 2024!

Don't wait before it's too late, sign up for a no-cost wildfire assessment at your home and learn how you can make your home safer from wildfires.

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Click on the image to the left to download our flyer and share with your friends and neighbors in Ventura County!

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