Butte County Fire Safe Council
We are a grassroots, 501(c)3 non-profit, community organization.
Our work is entirely funded through grant awards and donations from our community.
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Butte County Fire Safe Council
Providing wildfire education, mitigation, and recovery to Butte County communities since 1998.
4 days ago
🌿On Sunday, we partnered with the Paradise Recreation and Park District and Camp Fire Restoration Project for our March Doom the Broom event at Crain Memorial Park in Concow.This was a fun day of collaboration with dooming the broom, planting red bud trees in the park, and creating a Johnson-Su Bioreactor with chipped up broom. What is a Johnson-Su Bioreactor? Follow this link for a quick introduction: docs.google.com/document/d/1PAl4j8-qlHrd1W3jvJ7o2P1AtGW9E_Wk7RXqoqHTZyA/edit Want to volunteer at future events, make sure to visit our events page: buttefiresafe.net/events/
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4 days ago
Happy #AmeriCorpsWeek to those hardworking individuals making a difference in their communities. A special shoutout to California Climate Action Corps Fellows, Ed and Sarah, who are serving an 11-month term with the BCFSC. Over the past six months, they have 'Doomed the Broom' with volunteers across the county, supported numerous community events, helped new communities with Firewise USA risk assessments, made educational videos and media posts, and so much more! We are grateful for their impact on wildfire resilience and community education in Butte County!
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⚠️ There is still a limited number of free AlertFM receivers available for residents living in Butte County's unincorporated fire-prone areas. These devices deliver emergency alerts that do not depend on cell service or power. You can apply online or call 530-552-6887.* This article is from 3/5/24, and there are not 317 devices that are still available. Learn more about this opportunity, and if interested, do not delay in signing up.
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Hundreds of AlertFM receivers available in Butte County | Butte County, CA
Hundreds of free early warning receivers are available to people who live in fire-prone areas of the unincorporated areas of Butte County such as Berry Creek, Stirling City, Magalia, Forest Ranch and ...Stay up to date with all our latest activities. Subscribe to our email list!
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