Governor Brown is requiring masks to be worn in public indoor and outdoor settings statewide to help stop the spread of the Delta variant. The Governor is also encouraging everyone to get vaccinated. Find out how to get vaccinated locally at Jackson County Health and Human Services website. 
 

Wildfire Safety Campaign

Wildfire Safety Campaign

You may be feeling that wildfires are unstoppable after seeing the Almeda Fire’s impact. However, decades of research and experience from past fires say wildfire loss is preventable, yet fires are inevitable. By taking individual responsibility to fix flammable homes and landscaping, we can avoid a major fire in our town. We have to. Between April and July, take actions to reduce your home’s risk and prepare for fire and smoke. 

This July, prepare for smoke.
Click on the July icon below to get started!

Click on the icons below to learn what you should be doing each month to prepare for wildfire in Ashland.
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May
June
July

There are several opportunities to get help or get educated on how to reduce the wildfire risk around your home:
 

Drop off your flammable
green debris at
Green Debris
Drop-off Day!
Sunday, May 2nd

  

Apply to get a 
Green Debris Bin 
in your neighborhood

  

Listen to our
Wildfire Preparedness
Webinar
Series
 

  

Sign up to become a
Wildfire Risk Assessment
Volunteer
Learn more here   Apply here   Learn more here   Learn more here

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