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This guide is designed to help City of Boulder residents prepare their families, homes, and property against the year-round threat of wildfires.
We live in a location where the wildfire threat is real. Wildfires happen frequently. A wildfire that threatens your Boulder home is not a matter of if, but when.
The City of Boulder’s Fire-Rescue Wildland Department strives to protect lives and property, often working alongside local cooperating agencies such as the Sheriff's Office, USFS and local parks and open space agencies.
Wildfire preparedness is not something only fire departments do. Improvements in safety also require the participation and engagement of our community. Individuals can take personal action in order to decrease their risk and improve outcomes during wildfires. The work you can do to prepare your homes, families and neighborhoods for a wildfire event can make a significant difference during an emergency.
Boulder Fire-Rescue is here to support individual community members in their efforts to prepare for wildfire. Please explore the links below to see what you can learn, share and do to help keep yourselves, and your communities, safe.
