After a Wildfire
Returning to your home can be an emotional rollercoaster. Before setting foot on your property, always consult with local authorities to ensure it’s safe.
Post Wildfire Safety
Important safety measures to take when you return home.
Wildfires lead to safety hazards that can make the journey home more dangerous. Exercise caution to get home safely.
Returning home
Wildfires increase the risk of erosion, debris flows, and flooding, making the journey back home more perilous. Check out our resources below to minimize danger as you head home.
Returning Home Checklist
The wildfire’s gone, but the dangers aren’t. Lookout for flash floods, unstable structures, and other hazards that could lurk in the aftermath.
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Who Can Help?
In the wake of a wildfire, a coordinated effort between local emergency managers, government bodies, and nonprofits provides essential services and aid.
Rebuilding Together
Documenting damage, reaching out to your insurer, and tapping into the resources offered by NGOs are critical first steps toward recovery.
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Non-Governmental Organizations Assistance
Non-governmental organizations like the California Community Foundation and The American Red Cross play a role in recovery.
Additional Resources
Access resources for wildfire recovery, including local county services and FEMA assistance, providing vital support for rebuilding.
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