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Wildfire Preparedness Days - May 1st and May 2nd
Wildland fires can happen anywhere at any time during fire-season. Be prepared!
There are a number of risk factors for homes in the wildland urban interface (or WUI). The WUI refers to the zone of transition between unoccupied land and human development. Communities that are within 0.5 miles
(0.80 km) of the zone may also be included. The lands and communities adjacent to and surrounded by wildlands are at increased risk of wildfires. Wildfire doesn’t have to burn everything in its path. In fact, cleaning your property of debris and maintaining your landscaping are important steps to help minimize devastating damage and loss.
The HSTA, Open Space and Firewise Committee will again be hosting a fire fuel’s reduction project in Hidden Springs for this year’s Firewise/Wildfire Preparedness Project to meet Firewise recertification requirements.
Fire Fuel Reduction
You can refer to the checklist in the “Reducing Wildfire Risks in the Home Ignition Zone” poster available in the Town Office, or download a single page check list at www.hiddensprings.com.
Call or email the Town Office (208-229-2323 or email hsta@hiddensprings.com) by end of day April 30th
to register for the event and then, get to work!
On Friday May 1st and Saturday May 2nd residents who registered will benefit from complimentary curbside pick-up of debris.
Rake and remove pine needles and dry leaves within a minimum of 3 to 5 feet of a home’s foundation
Use hand pruners and loppers on mature trees to remove low-hanging branches up to a height of 6 feet for deciduous and 4 feet for evergreen, remove water sprouts, suckers and dead or broken limbs.
Collect downed tree limbs and broken branches
Materials must be separated and placed curbside for pick up by
9:00 am on Friday May 1st
. Please use large brown leaf bags.
Bagged
leaves
and
organic debris
will go to landfill
Stacked
woody
limbs and branches - no larger than 5” in diameter will be hauled to the community farm for chipping (no roses, willow branches or other pliable cuttings - bag these for pick up)
Every resident who participates in the Wildfire Preparedness Day Events and helps Hidden Springs reduce our risk from wildfire and meet the Firewise USA program requirements for 2020 certification, will be entered in a drawing to win a $250.00 Home Depot gift card! The work we do today can make a difference and reduce our community’s wildfire risk tomorrow!
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