Sonoma County CWPP Hub Site

Sonoma County CWPP Hub Site Resources to help build a fire resilient Sonoma County Welcome to the Sonoma County Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) Hub Site! This website is being used to inform and collect feedback on Permit Sonoma’s effort to update their Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP). Help us by perusing this site and providing feedback on a Community Base Map. Scroll down for more information or to use our tools. About the Hub Site About the Project Entry Portal and the CWPP Project List To make our homes, communities, and ecosystems more resilient to wildfire, projects can be developed by agencies and/or organizations such as fire safe councils, COPE or CERT groups, and neighborhood associations.  Risk reduction projects might include a wide variety of activities, such as helping to create defensible space or harden homes, roadside vegetation management, developing and implementing shaded fuel breaks, community organizing, education, and planning.The CWPP Project List provides a central location to list wildfire risk reduction projects. The CWPP Project Entry Portal is where projects can be entered to be screened for inclusion on the Project List. Having a project listed in a CWPP is a requirement for many grant programs, so it is important to get your project on the list if you are seeking funding. Additionally, projects entered in the portal will create a county-wide view of where projects have been developed, and where projects are needed so that overall trends and needs can be identified. Having the list in place will help to prioritize funding across the county. The Hub Site is a work in progress, the “living document” of the CWPP. We expect to change and evolve over time. Your feedback is very important to us. If you have questions or suggestions, please email us at PermitSonomaWildfirePlan@sonoma-county.org. The Hub Site is the active arm of the CWPP.Here you can explore: Project Entry Portal and Mapping Resources Click on the icons below to explore the maps and tools we have created for the CWPP, or to navigate to the Project Entry Portal. There is great information here! Each application has instructions on how to navigate or use the features in the app. Announcements Looking for technical assistance for project development? The North Coast Resource Partnership (NCRP) is pleased to offer a Request for Proposals for Technical Assistance to Tribes and economically disadvantaged communities to support project development and grant applications for certain grant programs. Proposals will be accepted on a rolling basis via the NCRP Project Tracker and are reviewed quarterly: February 1, May 1, August 1, November 1.  For application assistance, reference NCRP Technical Assistance Application. North Coast Resource Partnership (NCRP) Spanish-Language Resources ¿Hablas español? ¿Vives en Healdsburg, Cloverdale, Windsor o Geyserville? Visite el sitio web de resiliencia ante desastres de Corazón Healdsburg para saber cómo puede ser más resiliente ante desastres. Do you speak Spanish? Do you live in the Healdsburg, Cloverdale, Windsor, or Geyserville? Please visit Corazón Healdsburg's Disaster Resiliency website to learn how you can become more disaster resilient. Key Resources Each of the resources linked below provide important information pertinent to wildfire preparedness. Click on any image to go directly to that website. Sonoma Wildfire Resilience Framework takes into consideration ecological concerns for fuel management project development. Image of website Understand your land, reduce fuels, and protect your community. This resource offers site specific maps, resources, and information to help Sonoma County residents and land managers reduce fire fuel hazard. Sonoma County Wildfire Fuel Mapper Also provided below, this link will take you to the latest all-hazard mitigation planning efforts by Sonoma County. Screen capture of the Sonoma County Multijurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan Update website From the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office Evacuation Map and Tags! Address and fence with Evacuated Sign Sonoma County Emergency Preparedness Website - links to SoCo Alert, SoCo Emergency, WebEOC Emergency Plan graphic Sonoma County Library's Emergency Preparedness website with Evac Packs and videos on Emergency Kits and Go Bags Evacuation package sign in cupboard The NFPA Preparing homes for wildfire website with materials in English and Spanish. Image of how to prepare your home for wildfires from the Firewise website NEW! An updated home retrofit guide from the folks that brought us Living with Fire. UNR Wildfire Home Retrofit Guide SoCoAdapts is a multi-year, multi-faceted project to help residents prepare their families, their homes, and their property to better survive wildfire. Screen capture of Sonoma County Adapts website From the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS), check out their Wildfire Ready tips for homes and businesses. Screen capture of the IBHS Prepare for Wildfire website Fire Safe Sonoma's website has a wealth of information. Be sure to sign up for their newsletter to find out about all their great workshops, meetings, and webinars. Screen capture of Fire Safe Sonoma's main website landing page Specific advice from local experts on how to retrofit homes and modify landscaping to better withstand wildfire. Creating Wildfire Adapted Homes and Landscapes Dr. Jack Cohen YouTube Videos By popular demand, we are linking to a few of Dr. Jack Cohen's YouTube videos. Dr. Cohen is one of the leaders in the field, and these videos are a must watch! Other Story Maps and Web Maps Below are other Web Maps and Story Maps that may be of interest and offer additional data to consider. Click on any tile to learn more. Local CWPPs Communities across the county have created their own local CWPPs. Local CWPPs usually have much more specific information about conditions in the area, local values, and ongoing projects and opportunities to get involved. If you live in one of the communities below, take the time to read YOUR local CWPP! Bennett Ridge October 2018 Camp Meeker December 2021 Cloverdale July 2022 Fitch Mountain March 2019 Fort Ross March 2019 Gehricke Road In progress, coming soon. Glen Ellen In progress, coming soon. Grove Street September 2020 Healdsburg March 2023 Hollydale/Canyon/Terrace In progress, coming soon. Mayacamas Community April 2019 Mill Creek June 2020 North East Geyserville July 2022 Occidental November 2020 Santa Rosa September 2020 The Sea Ranch May 2010 The Springs In progress, coming soon. Upper Mark West Watershed November 2018 Other Planning Documents There are many documents that offer important information about the county as a whole which do address wildfire issues that may or may not be a focus of the CWPP. Here are some important links that may be useful for project planning and general knowledge. 2016 Sonoma County CWPP Completed before the Tubbs fire of 2017, this plan will be the basis and jumpstart for the Sonoma Count CWPP Update. CWPP Public Workshop & Meeting Summaries and Recordings Below we provide linked images to our summary of each public workshop and meeting. Links to the raw (unedited) video recordings are provide in each summary document. Due to technical difficulties, portions of the meetings were not recorded. In addition, each main recording will have a long pause towards the end when attendees separated into individual online meeting rooms based on geography. When available, the break-out meeting recording links are provided. Resources These following sites contain helpful resources. These are offered on an 'as-is' basis. Participating Organizations In this section, we highlight our local partners, participating agencies, and key stakeholders. Key Resources Key Resources Key Resources Fire Safe Sonoma's primary objective and purpose is to provide education, exchange information, and foster fire prevention and fire safety within the County of Sonoma. Ready, Set, Go! (English) Ready, Set, Go! (Spanish) For over 15 years, the Sonoma County Forest Conservation Working Group has brought Sonoma County landowners and natural resource managers together to discuss our forests’ most challenging issues, from lack of active management to recovery from catastrophic wildfire. Learning Library Funding Resources The Mission of the Sonoma County Fire Chiefs Association is to Unite, Coordinate, and Represent all Fire Service Agencies of Sonoma County. Main Website Sonoma Chiefs Blog Contact Us CWPP Project Lead 707-565-2361 PermitSonoma-WildfirePlan@sonoma-county.org This project funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) Hazard Mitigation Grant Program, administered by the California Office of Emergency Services (CalOES).

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