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Thank you for taking the time to review and contribute to the 2012 Unit Fire Plan. This document will be used to determine prevention programs that are needed, and will be critical for seeking future funding opportunities. Below are the links you will need to determine your Battalion "Decision Space". and document it by using a "checklist" approach. Project Framework (Decision Space and checklist) frameworkv10[1].pdf framework PFE pres[1].pdf Priority Landscape priority landscapes web mapping app (Silverlight needed) Fire Hazard Severity Zone (LRA &SRA) FHSZ_local.pdf FHSZ_state.pdf Unit Fire History FireHistory.pdf Battalion Ignition Maps Ignitions_B1.pdf Ignitions_B2.pdf Ignitions_B3.pdf Ignitions_B4.pdf Ignitions_B6.pdf County Wide Data Maps Ignitions_countywide.pdf buildingdensity.pdf FuelModels.pdf
2009 San Luis Obispo
County Fire Management Plan
Thank you for taking the time to review the SLU Fire Management Plan. This is a living document depicting the Pre-Fire goals and activities of the San Luis Obispo Unit. The intent of this Unit plan is used as a guide to reduce the risk of large, damaging fires within the Unit, as well as to catalog past, present, and future projects. This plan not only look toward long range planning, but also act as a reminder to maintain pre-suppression infrastructure which has been in place for almost sixty years. This memorandum provides the status on where the Unit is in terms of Fire Plan assessments, data validation, and its integration into daily operations. 2009_SLU_Fire Management Plan.pdf (10.5 meg) Please send comments to greg.alex@fire.ca.gov State of California Fire Management 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. Read More
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