Recent wildfires clearly indicate the need for cooperation among public and private firefighting services, along with property owners, to avoid and minimize loss of life and damage to homes and businesses.
The most recent wildfire that began north of Los Angeles, Calif., destroyed over 75 homes and claimed the lives of two firefighters as it spread across more than 250 square miles.
Wildfires are unavoidable–especially in dry, wooded areas of the West–but there are several steps homeowners can take to help protect their homes and families. With the hot, dry Santa Ana winds scheduled to make their annual return to Southern California, it's not too late to take action.
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