Homeowner's Firewise USA Annual Investment: FIRESafe MARIN Logo
  • Your Household Firewise USA Investment

  • You live in a nationally recognized Firewise USA community (or your neighbors are working to achieve this status)!

    Make sure your household and neighborhood gets full credit for annual fire-safety improvements and investment! Responding to this short survey will help you and your neighbors achieve (and keep) Firewise USA recognition, with potential benefits such as reduced insurance premiums, improved insurance retention, and access to grants and neighborhood preparedness funding.

    *fields marked with a red asterisk are required

  • Your Neighborhood Firewise USA Site

  • Your Household Information

    Your information is needed to confirm residency in a recognized Firewise USA site for access to benefits such as reduced insurance premiums and neighborhood grants. Your information is secure, and will not be shared.

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  • Vegetation Management

    Please record any time or expenses you incurred THIS CALENDAR YEAR with the intent of making your property more resistant to wildfires.  If you conduct routine maintenance, it's OK to enter this as long as it helped make your home more resilient.  We're especially interested, though, in any work you completed with the SOLE INTENT of creating Defensible Space.

    Learn more at www.firesafemarin.org/defensible-space

  • Vegetation Removed

    A major component of wildfire risk reduction is the removal of vegetation (shrubs, brush, limbs, trees, leaves, etc.) from individual properties and common-areas. Tracking vegetation removal provides forestry and fire agencies with information on the quantity of potential wildfire fuel that’s been eliminated from the area(s). Please include work completed THIS CALENDAR YEAR.


    Complete these simple entries and we'll estimate the amount of vegetation you removed:

  • Home Hardening

    "Home Hardening" describes the installation of building materials and features intended to make a home or other structure more resistant to igniting from embers, heat, and flames during a wildfire. This might include retrofitting ember resistant vents, installing ignition resistant siding, replacing a roof or deck, or clearing combustibles within 5' of a building.

    We need to know what investments you've made to harden your home against wildfires. You can include any work done that will enhnace your home's ability to withstand wildfires. Include work and expenses incurred THIS CALENDAR YEAR.

    Learn more at www.firesafemarin.org/home-hardening

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