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2005 Riverside Unit Fire Management Plan Community Wildfire Protection Plan Content Agreements California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection Chief Craig E. Anthony Riverside County Fire Department Chief Craig E. Anthony Riverside County Board of Supervisors: District 1 - Bob Buster District 2 - John Tavaglione District 3 - Jeff Stone District 4 - Roy Wilson District 5 - Marion Ashley Idyllwild Fire Protection District Mountain Communities Fire Safe Council Idyllwild Chapter Pine Cove Chapter Pinyon Chapter Poppet Flats/Twin Pines Chapter (Coming Soon) Southwest Riverside County Fire Safe Council United States Department of Agriculture, United States Forest Service Cleveland National Forest San Bernardino National Forest California Department of Parks and Recreation Mount San Jacinto State Park Lake Perris State Park Anza-Borrego State Park Bureau of Land Management 35
Executive Summary 2005 Riverside Unit Fire Management Plan The 2005 Riverside Unit Pre-Fire Management Plan reflects the current State of Emergency that exists in the San Jacinto Mountains (Battalion 11) within the Unit. Personnel from the Pre-Fire Management Division, including the Unit Chief, Deputy Chief – Special Operations, Pre-Fire Division Chief, Battalion Chiefs, Pre-Fire Engineer, unit Foresters, VMP Co-Coordinator, and Riverside County Fire Department Pre-Fire Management personnel and, are working diligently with the Mountain Area Safety Task Force (MAST) to come up with solutions for this massive problem. Although Pre-Fire activities continue in other parts of the county through the shifting of resources, the focus of our activities has been and must continue to be these communities and watersheds within the mountainous area until the unprecedented threat can be sufficiently mitigated. Plan Concept and Process The State Board of Forestry and Fire Protection and the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CDF) have drafted a comprehensive update of the Fire Plan for wildland fire protection in California. The planning process defines a level of service measurement, considers assets at risk, incorporates the cooperative interdependent relationships of wildland fire protection providers, provides for public stakeholder involvement, and creates a fiscal framework for policy analysis. Goals and Objectives The overall goal of the Pre-Fire Management Plan is to reduce total government costs and citizen losses from wildland fire in the Riverside Unit by protecting assets at risk through focused pre-fire management prescriptions and increasing initial attack success. The Fire Plan has five strategic objectives: ♦ Create wildfire protection zones that reduce the risks to citizens and firefighters. ♦ Include all wildland, not just the state responsibility areas. Analysis will ultimately include all wildland fire service providers - federal, state, local government, and private. This is the long-term strategy. This plan is primarily focused on the CDF Direct Protection Area (DPA) of the Riverside Unit, however the current extreme fuel conditions existing in the San Jacinto Mountains require the Unit to include the State Responsibility Area (SRA) within U.S. Forest Service DPA also. ♦ Identify and analyze key policy issues and develop recommendations for changes in public policy. Analysis will include alternatives to reduce total costs and/or increase fire protection system effectiveness. 35
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