WILDFIRE
GUIDE

Learn how to prepare with evacuation plans and essentials.

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EVACUATION ESSENTIALS

Pack water, food, a flashlight, batteries, and a multi-tool to stay safe and self-sufficient

Bring a first aid kit, medications, N95 masks, hygiene items, and protective clothing for safety.

Carry a phone, power bank, emergency radio, maps, and a whistle to stay informed and connected.

Keep IDs, insurance, cash, cards, keys, and a USB with backups for identification and recovery.

Wear sturdy shoes, long sleeves, fire-resistant clothes, and bring a blanket or tent for protection.

Turn on all outdoor and indoor lights to improve visibility for firefighters
Close all windows, doors, and vents to prevent burning debris from getting inside.
Connect garden hoses to outdoor faucets so firefighters can access them.
Bring in doormats and flammable outdoor furniture to reduce fire risk.

Wear long sleeves and pants made of heavy cotton or wool for better protection.
Use leather gloves, closed-toe shoes, and head protection to shield against heat and debris.
Use an N95 respirator or cover your face with a dry cotton or wool bandana for protection.
Carry a headlamp and flashlight for visibility in low-light conditions.
Bring essential items: car keys, wallet, ID, phone, and a spare battery.
Inform an out-of-area contact of your phone number, location, and status.

Turn on headlights, close windows, use inside air/AC, and tune in to local radio for updates.
Drive slowly and defensively.
Only evacuate on foot as a last resort.
Stay inside a vehicle or building for better protection.
If roads are blocked or you're trapped:
Notify an out-of-area contact of your location and status.