Emergency Preparedness
Returning Home After a Wildfire
Return only when authorized, protect yourself from ash and damaged utilities, and document conditions before cleanup.
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Emergency Preparedness
Preparing Your Home Before Fire Season
Prepare both the outside of the property and the inside-air plan before high-risk weather.
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Pets & Smoke Safety
Pet Smoke Safety
Reduce smoke exposure for dogs, cats, birds, and other animals and prepare for evacuation.
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Children & Smoke
Children and Wildfire Smoke
Help children breathe cleaner air, manage asthma plans, stay hydrated, and cope with disrupted routines during smoke events.
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Emergency Preparedness
Family Smoke Preparedness Checklist
Prepare cleaner air, emergency supplies, medications, alerts, evacuation routes, and family communication before smoke arrives.
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Nutrition
Hydration During Fire Season
Stay hydrated safely when smoke, heat, stress, and evacuation routines overlap.
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Nutrition
Nutrition During Smoke Events
Use simple meals, regular hydration, and low-smoke cooking methods to support everyday wellbeing during smoky conditions.
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Air Quality & Smoke
Wildfire Smoke Health Guide
Understand common smoke symptoms, higher-risk groups, exposure reduction, and when to seek medical care.
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Clean-Air Home
How to Create a Clean-Air Room
Set up one room where your household can spend time with less wildfire smoke indoors.
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Air Quality & Smoke
Understanding the Air Quality Index (AQI)
Use AQI numbers, colors, pollutant data, and forecasts to decide when to go outside, close windows, or use a cleaner indoor space.
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