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Forest fire

Wildfire Resilience

Wildfire risk is increasing in Western Washington, but your home can survive a wildfire!

Home Risk Assessment

To find out how you can improve the safety of your property from wildfire, sign up for a FREE and customized on-site assessment. With this assessment you will also receive helpful resources and a report that defines which actions to take to improve your property’s resilience to wildfires.

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Community Assistance

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Addressing wildfire risk to your property doesn’t have to be done alone. Working together with neighbors in your community allows for a team effort to address your shared risk. One of the best methods for addressing community wildfire risk is through the NFPA Firewise USA® Program. This program provides a framework for communities to learn about and address their wildfire risk together. Some benefits include access to wildfire professionals as well as access to grant and project funding opportunities.

Schedule a community presentation on wildfire risk and preparedness to learn more.

You can contact our Community Wildfire Resilience Specialist directly by emailing rwalters@whatcomcd.org

The Wildfire Resilience Team

Since 2019 Whatcom Conservation District has been partnering with us to offer our Wildfire Resilience Program. While each county has their unique settings and circumstances, wildfire doesn’t recognize political boundaries. 

robert walters

Robert Walters
Community Wildfire Resilience Specialist
rwalters@whatcomcd.org
360-526-2381 x106

alexis bryson

Alexis Bryson
Community Wildfire Resilience Technician
abryson@whatcomcd.org
360-526-2381 x119

Skagit Wildfire Risk Tool

Office

2021 E. College Way #203

Mount Vernon, WA 98273

For general inquiries, please reach out to us at 360-428-4313 or email skagitcd@skagitcd.org

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Our office is open to the public ​Monday- Friday ​8 am - 4:30 pm. While not required, we encourage you to make an appointment before visiting to ensure a staff member is available when you stop by.

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Public records requests should be sent to the Public Records Officer, Kelsey Freeman, at kelsey@skagitcd.org ​​​​Records are available for inspection and photocopying by appointment during our regular office hours (excluding legal holidays).

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