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Natural Hazards Mitigation PlanCity of Glendale, CaliforniaSection 7 – WildfiresIdeas for Implementation:♦ Continue the hiring of fire prevention and education personnel to oversee educationprograms.♦ Continue to train in all areas of fire prevention.♦ Visit urban interface neighborhoods and rural areas and conduct education and outreachactivities.♦ Conduct specific community-based demonstration projects of fire prevention andmitigation in the urban interface.♦ Establish neighborhood "drive-through" activities that pinpoint site-specific mitigationactivities. Fire crews can give property owners suggestions and assistance.♦Perform public outreach and information activities at fire stations by creating "WildfireAwareness Week" activities. Fire stations can hold open houses and allow the public tovisit, see the equipment and discuss wildfire mitigation with the station crews.Coordinating Organization:Timeline:Plan Goals Addressed:Constraints:Fire DepartmentOngoingProtect Life and Property, Public AwarenessPending funding and available personnel2006 PAGE 7 - 27
Natural Hazards Mitigation PlanCity of Glendale, CaliforniaSection 7 – WildfiresShort Term – Wildfire #2:Action Item: Enhance emergency services to increase the efficiency of wildfire response andrecovery activities.Ideas for Implementation:♦ Continue to develop and increase training and outreach programs.♦ Evaluate internal and external notification systems that include all at-riskurban/wildland interface residents in the jurisdiction in order to contact them duringevacuations.Coordinating Organization:Timeline:Plan Goals Addressed:Constraints:Fire Department2 yearsEmergency ServicesPending funding and available personnelShort Term – Wildfire #3:Action Item: Educate agency personnel on federal cost-share and grant programs, FireProtection Agreements and other related federal programs so the full array of assistanceavailable to local agencies is understood.Ideas for Implementation:♦ Investigate potential funding opportunities for individual mitigation projects; and♦Develop, approve and promote Fire Protection Agreements and partnerships to clarifyroles and responsibilities and to provide for fire mitigation activities and suppressionpreparedness,Coordinating Organization:Timeline:Plan Goals Addressed:Constraints:Fire Department1-2 yearsProtect Life and Property, Public AwarenessPending funding and available personnelShort Term – Wildfire #4:Action Item: Inventory alternative firefighting water sources and encourage the developmentof additional sources.Ideas for Implementation:♦♦Advocate for water storage facilities with fire-resistant electrical pump or gravity fedsystems in facilities that are not connected to a community water or hydrant system.Review protocol for fire department and water district to communicate all hydrantoutages and water shortage information.Coordinating Organization: Fire, Planning, Water and PowerTimeline:1 yearPlan Goals Addressed:Protect Life and PropertyConstraints:Pending funding and availablepersonnel2006 PAGE 7 - 28
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