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last updated: October 2020

California Fire Plan

The California Fire Plan is the state's road map for reducing the risk of wildfire. The Fire Plan is a cooperative effort between the State Board of Forestry and Fire Protection and the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. By placing the emphasis on what needs to be done long before a fire starts, the Fire Plan looks to reduce fire fighting costs and property losses, increase firefighter safety, and to contribute to ecosystem health.

The current plan was finalized in March 1996 and is now undergoing review by CAL FIRE. The Department will provide comment on that plan for the Board of Forestry and Fire Protection to consider as they look to the future.

Fire Plan Overview	(103K PDF)
California Fire Plan (Complete)	(1.1M PDF)
Acknowledgements	(16K PDF)
Table of Contents	(26K PDF)
Executive Summary	(23K PDF)
Findings and Recommendations	(240K PDF)
Fiscal Framework	(41K PDF)
Fire Plan Framework	(233K PDF)
Assets at Risk	(200K PDF)
Prefire Management	(126K PDF)
Appendix A	(25K PDF)
Appendix B	(44K PDF)
Appendix C	(170K PDF)
Appendix D	(25K PDF)
Appendix E	(23K PDF)
Glossary	(16K PDF)

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