Learn more about what Carbon County is doing to prepare for wildfire. Visit us at the Home, Garden, and Recreation Expo on March 15th and 16th.
The following three-step process is being implemented to develop the CWPP, including: data gathering, public input, and plan adoption.
Data Gathering - We will gather historical and current data to assess the current state of the community and its potential risk. Relevant data includes: vegetation patterns, historical fires, ignitions sources, location of infrastructure, etc.
Public Input - Carbon County will identify various stakeholders to provide expert and professional input on the plan. These stakeholders include the private landowners, applicable land management agency representatives, community leaders, county staff, and local fire department staff. This phase also includes a public outreach campaign to further identify plan objectives. This campaign will include a public survey, social media ads, and public open house events.
Plan Adoption - After all information is gathered, the plan will be drafted and presented to the county for adoption. The county-approved plan will then be sent to FFSL for final approval.
The goals and policies adopted by the county in this plan will be informed by your input. You can contribute through the project survey and at public open house meetings.”
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