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Lassen County Community Wildfire Protection Plan 2025 Work Plan

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The Fire Safe Council works to preserve California’s natural and man-made resources by mobilizing all Californians to make their homes, neighborhoods and communities fire safe.

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Lassen County Defensible Space Program Sign-Up

LFSC's defensible space program includes no-cost property assessments, homeowner education, and treatment of eligible properties for vulnerable residents (i.e., low-income, disadvantaged, seniors…

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2025 Year In Review

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Firewise Community Certificates

2025 Certificates are good through the 2026 calendar year

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Firewise

Fire is a fact of life in Lassen County – Wildland ecosystems are fire dependent and need fire to survive. However, homes and communities in the Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) – May be surrounded by…

Landscaping Plant Guide

Choosing the Right Plants for High Fire Hazard Areas

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Burn Pile Safety in Lassen County

Community Risk Reduction Starts at Home...

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Local Non-Profits Committed to Our Community

Working to ensure our homes and properties are safe from wildfires

Fire Safe Council Announces Community Fund Initiatives for Upcoming Year

The Lassen Fire Safe Council is kicking off its 2025-2026 fiscal year by announcing two key initiatives from its Community Fund, designed to better protect Lassen County residents from wildfires.

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Tree Mortality

“Since 2010, an estimated 129 million trees have died in California’s national forests due to conditions caused by climate change, unprecedented drought, bark beetle infestation and high tree…

2024 LFSC Another Record-breaking Year

Lassen Fire Safe Council Achieves Another Breaking Year with over 15,000 Acres treated.

2023 LFSC Record-breaking Year

Lassen Fire Safe Council Achieves Record-breaking Year, Treating Nearly 12,000 Acres in 2023- Announces Development of Community Fund to Support Volunteer Fire Departments

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Testimonials

I wanted to take a moment to share how grateful we are for the Lassen Fire Safe Council being actively involved in ...

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