In an ongoing effort to enhance wildfire emergency preparedness and safety in our community, Emergency Preparedness in Calabasas, a Fire Safe Council (EPIC-FSC) is urging all residents to stay informed and connected through essential emergency notification services. With wildfire season upon us, being well-prepared and informed is crucial to protect our loved ones and property.
We wholeheartedly commend Cal Fire for their visionary adoption of AI technology, which significantly enhances our collective efforts in mitigating fire-related tragedies within our community and the surrounding region.
As we all know, living in beautiful Calabasas comes with the privilege of enjoying our stunning natural surroundings. However, it also comes with the responsibility of being prepared for fire season. That’s why we’re reminding you that September is officially “Fire Preparedness Month” in Calabasas!
Amidst an unyielding heatwave enveloping a significant portion of America, including California, EPIC-FSC is redoubling its efforts to protect the community of Calabasas from the ongoing wildfire season exacerbated by current scorching temperatures.
City employees participated in a disaster drill to enhance emergency preparedness and protect residents during a wildfire in Calabasas.
Each year, the celebration of Independence Day brings joy and excitement, but it also poses significant risks when individuals attempt their own personal fireworks displays.
Members of the Calabasas Fire Safe Council, EPIC-FSC shared important wildfire mitigation information and resources at The Commons at Calabasas Summerfest BBQ on Saturday, June 10th from 4:30pm to 7:30pm. The local non-profit organization is committed to sharing what Calabasas homeowners need to do now to protect their properties from the threat of wildfires.
EPIC-FSC President Brian Cameron shares tips on how to survive the next disaster – featured article in the Calabasas & Hidden Hills Living magazine, September 2022.
The Calabasas Earth Day Festival provides the perfect platform for EPIC-FSC to connect with neighbors and like-minded individuals. The event attracts people who are concerned about the environment, and emergency preparedness is a critical aspect of ensuring the safety of both people and the planet.
“We want all Calabasas residents to be aware of the state’s new policy that holds homeowners accountable for the vulnerability of their house and landscape to wildfire and ember-ignition,” explains EPIC-FSC President Brian Cameron. “It all begins by creating adequate defensible space; something locals need to get up to speed on immediately.”
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