Partners
The Fire Safe Council of San Diego County works in partnership with local, state and federal agencies, stakeholders and individuals to provide locally-led conservation and fire management programs and services. Our primary partners include:
Federal Agencies
- US Forest Service (USDA)
- Bureau of Land Management (Dept. of Interior)
- Natural Resources Conservation Services (USDA)
- US Fish & Wildlife Service (Dept. of Interior)
- Bureau of Indian Affairs (Dept. of Interior)
State Agencies
- California Dept. of Forestry & Fire Protection (CALFIRE)
- California Fire Safe Council
- California Department of Fish & Game
Local Fire Jurisdictions
- Chula Vista Fire Department
- Escondido Fire Department
- City of San Diego Fire and Rescue
- Alpine Fire Protection District
- Bonita/Sunnyside Fire Protection District
- Deer Springs Fire Protection District
- East County Fire Protection District
- Julian-Cuyamaca Fire Protection District
- Lakeside Fire Protection District
- North County Fire Protection District
- Pine Valley Fire Protection District
- Rancho Santa Fe Fire Protection District
- San Diego Rural Fire Protection District
- San Miguel Fire Protection District
- Valley Center Fire Protection District
- Boulevard Volunteer Fire Department
- Campo Volunteer Fire Department
- Mt. Laguna Volunteer Fire Department
- Palomar Mountain Volunteer Fire Department
- Viejas Indian Reservation Fire Department
Local Partners
- Resource Conservation District of Greater San Diego County
- County of San Diego Dept. of Planning & Land Use
- County of San Diego Dept. of Public Works
- County of San Diego Office of Emergency Services
- County of San Diego Dept. of Parks & Recreation
- San Diego Air Pollution Control District
- San Diego/Imperial County Burn Institute
- San Diego Gas & Electric
- American Red Cross, San Diego Chapter
- San Diego Natural History Museum
- Volunteer San Diego
Learn About What's New:
- SAVE THE DATE-
June 2, 2010
2010 Fire Summit
Living with Wildfire: Planning for the Future.
CLICK HERE for flyer.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING THE NO-COST CHIPPING SERVICES:
Chipping Services are limited to available grant funding. Current funding is expected to end soon. Therefore, no new requests are being accepted at this time, effective 3/1/2010.
All requests are processed on a ‘first-come, first ‘served” basis and are prioritized by contractors according to geographic area. Please call the RCD/FSC office to determine the status of your existing request.
If/when new funding is secured; we will post the information on our website: www.firesafesdcounty.org or you may contact our office for further information at 619-749-4232.
Free Tree Seedling Event Scheduled:
Pine Valley & Guatay - Sat 3/13/2010
Descanso Residents:
Do you have dead or dying oak trees on your property? You may qualify for removal of these trees through our program at NO COST to you! Click here for flyer.
"D3" Oak Mortality & Fuels Reduction programs:
For more information about these programs, please contact the RCD of Greater San Diego County at: 619-749-4232 or D3info@rcdsandiego.org
VOLUNTARY QUARANTINE REQUESTED!
Please. . .DO NOT MOVE, GIVE OR SELL ANY OAK WOOD FROM YOUR PROPERTY. Please CLICK HERE to learn how to stop the spread of the Goldspotted Oak Borer (GSOB) infestation.
Report tree branches hanging over power lines to SDG&E at: 1-800-411-SDGE
Be prepared for the next wildfire: join a Fire Safe Council near you!