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PicoSearch

Forest fires are a part of nature - past, present, and future - in the Idaho Panhandle.  Their occurrence is not a matter of if but when.  Therefore, homeowners living in the interface between the forest and urban areas must expect to be impacted by wildfire.  These homeowners can choose to be proactive before the arrival of the fire or passively accept whatever the fire does to their families and cherished possessions.  This website is dedicated to communicating proactive and effective actions and programs for these homeowners.  The Before and After pictures below show some of these proactive steps, while the picture to the right shows the devastating and traumatic loss of a home to wildfire.

We encourage your participation in these proactive programs and welcome your comments, because we are all in this together.  In the case of wildfire, every chain is only as strong as its weakest link.

 


Before hazardous fuel treatment
3






 



After hazardous fuel treatment
3

Number of Structures Protected in the Panhandle:
7,231

Number of Protected Structures Lost to Wildfire:
 0

   Last Modified: 06/17/2009

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