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

• 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

• California Dept. of Forestry & Fire Protection (CALFIRE)
• FEMA (Governor’s Office of Emergency Services)
• California Fire Safe Council
• California Fire Alliance
• California Department of Fish & Game
• California Dept. of Parks
• California Resource Conservation & Development Councils
• California Association of Resource Conservation Districts

Regional

• South Coast Resource Conservation & Development Council
• Pacific Rim Resource Conservation & Development Councils
  

Local

• Community Fire Safe Councils
• Resource Conservation District of Greater San Diego County
• Mission Resource Conservation District
• Upper San Luis Rey Resource Conservation District
• Municipalities
• County of San Diego (Dept. of Planning & Land Use, Dept. of Public Works, Office of Emergency Services, Dept. of Parks & Recreation, Dept. of Air Quality Control)
• City of San Diego Dept. of Fire & Rescue
• San Diego County Rural Fire Protection District
• North County Fire Protection District
• East County Fire Protection District
• Municipal, Local and Volunteer Fire Departments
• San Diego/Imperial County Burn Institute
• San Diego Gas & Electric
• American Red Cross, San Diego Chapter
• San Diego County Dept. of Parks & Recreation
• Native American Tribes
• San Diego Natural History Museum

Current Funding

Funding is provided by National Fire Plan grants from the Bureau of Land Management, USDA Forest Service, and US Fish and Wildlife Service through the California Fire Safe Council.

Donate

Donations to the Fire Safe San Diego Inc., dba Fire Safe Council of San Diego County, are used to further our Fire Safe Council and fuel reduction objectives.  We will be happy to designate the funds for the project specified by the donor.

Your generous contributions are tax deductible to the Fire Safe Council of San Diego County, a California non-profit corporation #C2156248, as provided by Section 23701d of the Internal Revenue Code.  It is through contributions such as yours, and through public funding, that the Fire Safe Council of San Diego County is able to support our programs.  For more information about donating, please contact Marty Leavitt, Fire Safe Council of San Diego County President at (619) 562-0096.

Please make checks payable to "Fire Safe Council of San Diego County" and mail to 1524-A Graves Ave. El Cajon, CA 92021.