The FREE Vent Mesh Program, a partnership between the Agoura Hills Fire Safe Council and the City of Agoura Hills, is off to a great start. The Program is part of an overall Home Hardening Program designed to help residents protect their homes from the threat of wildfires. At the time of publishing this story, […]
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Home hardening alone raised survival to 25%. Hardening and clearing defensible space closest to the home up to 5 feet improved survivability to 40%. CBS NewsBy: Kenny ChoiCBS San Francisco September 15, 2025 Home hardening alone raised survival to 25%. Hardening and clearing defensible space closest to the home up to 5 feet improved survivability
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By: Todd LandoBattalion Chief, Wildfire Hazard Mitigation Specialist – Central Marin Fire Department September 25, 2025 The debate around California’s Zone Zero regulation has reached a critical point. What began as a necessary and science-backed policy proposal has become mired in misinformation, emotional appeals, and increasingly flawed logic. Much of this confusion can be traced
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The Agoura Hills Fire Safe Council, in partnership with the City of Agoura Hills, is proud to announce the launch of a new Home Hardening Program designed to help residents protect their homes from the threat of wildfires. As part of this program, Agoura Hills residents will receive free ember-resistant vent mesh to harden their
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As of July 1, 2021, California Assembly Bill 38 (AB 38) states that the seller of a residential property located in specified zones must submit documentation of compliance with locally adopted defensible space requirements prior to the close of escrow. The new home hardening and defensible space disclosure requirement in California, related to Assembly Bill 38,
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September is National Preparedness Month. It’s an annual observance sponsored by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to remind everyone to prepare for emergencies and disasters. For years, we have been talking about “Fire Season.” The trend in articles lately is to say Fire Season is now year-round. So, as we move into this dangerous period
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The City of Agoura Hills’ Community Wildfire Risk Assessment (CWRA) consultant, Jensen Hughes, held its second public workshop on July 29th, at the Agoura Hills Recreation & Event Center. The CWRA will be followed by a Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP). The CWRA and CWPP for Agoura Hills will serve as a roadmap to guide
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This homeowner created a 5-foot Zone 0 buffer using smart landscaping and noncombustible materials—and they still have a yard with grass, trees, and flowers spaced out with nothing flammable right against the home. “Zone 0 isn’t about going bare,” says State Fire Marshal Daniel Berlant. “It’s about smart spacing and fire-resistant choices.” Homes with a
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Will your trash cans burn? Watch the video to see if your guess is correct. Trash cans should always be moved at least 5 feet away from the house and any combustible material on: Red Flag days Voluntary Evacuation (Set!) orders are given Mandatory Evacuation (Go!) orders are given Video:Thanks to NIST (National Fire Research
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Join us to hear the results of the City’s Community Wildfire Risk Assessment and preliminary recommendations. Get involved, be a part of the conversation shaping our community’s wildfire safety. Please join us Tuesday, July 29, for the second Agoura Hills Community Wildfire Risk Assessment (CWRA) Workshop. WHEN: Tuesday, July 29 TIME: 6-8 p.m. WHERE: Agoura
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