Predator Ridge Community Safety
Raising Our Community Awareness through Prevention/Mitigation and Preparedness
PreparedBC has released a new Wildfire Preparedness Guide to ensure British Columbians are ready for what will likely be another busy wildfire season.
Created in partnership with FireSmart BC and the Office of the Fire Commissioner, the new guide provides information on what to do before, during and after a wildfire, including advice on mitigating risk, managing stress and coping with smoke.
It’s currently available for download from the PreparedBC website.
The FireSmart Committee is holding a clean-up event on Sunday, July 14th at 9:00 am to assist the Falcon Point Residents complete a FireSmart clean-up of the Chicopee/Falcon Point common property in areas 1, 2 & 3. See the colour coded map below:
The FireSmart committee will be on hand at the Hockey Canada Cabin on Sunday, July 14th beginning at 9:00 am with all kinds of great information on FireSmart. This is a great opportunity to learn more about FireSmart and how you can help protect your property from wildfire. FireSmart manuals will be available as well as other educational materials. This is a good opportunity for Predator Ridge residents to come out and see first hand what FireSmart is all about and what can be done around their own homes with laddering trees, cleaning up pine cones, etc.
For those folks that would like to participate in the clean-up, gloves, vests, safety glasses and electric saws will be provided. We anticipate the FireSmart Clean-up will take 3 hours to complete and we will get underway at 9:00 am. Meet at the Hockey Canada Cabin.
The FireSmart Committee is holding a clean-up event on Sunday, July 14th at 9:00 am to assist the Falcon Point Residents complete a FireSmart clean-up of the Chicopee/Falcon Point common property in areas 1, 2 & 3. See the colour coded map below:
The FireSmart committee will be on hand at the Hockey Canada Cabin on Sunday, July 14th beginning at 9:00 am with all kinds of great information on FireSmart. This is a great opportunity to learn more about FireSmart and how you can help protect your property from wildfire.
FireSmart manuals will be available as well as other educational materials. This is a good opportunity for Predator Ridge residents to come out and see first hand what FireSmart is all about and what can be done around their own homes with laddering trees, cleaning up pine cones, etc.
For those folks that would like to participate in the clean-up, gloves, vests, safety glasses and electric saws will be provided. We anticipate the FireSmart Clean-up will take 3 hours to complete and we will get underway at 9:00 am. Meet at the Hockey Canada Cabin.