Fallbrook is not Fire Proof. Let's make it Fire Safe!
This region of California is not fire proof but together we can make it fire safe.
Established in November 2002, (nine months after this area's "Gavilian" fire), the Fallbrook FireSafe Council (FFSC) is a non-profit "501c" organization working within a broad coalition of private and public sector organizations and people focused in three key areas:
Wildland Urban Interface Fire Disaster Prevention
Wildland Urban Interface Fire Disaster Preparedness
Wildland Urban Interface Fire Disaster Recovery
Our Mission
The Fallbrook FireSafe Council's mission is to preserve our area's manmade and natural resources by providing information, project leadership and support that help mobilize Californians to protect their homes, communities and environment from wildfires. Specifically it provides education and information that fosters fire safety preparedness within the Fallbrook, Bonsall, DeLuz and Rainbow region.
FFSC Meeting Schedule
When:
The first Thursday of every month.
Time:
3:00 p.m.
Location:
231 Hawthorne, Fallbrook.
It is the 'Scout Hut' across from Pinetree Lumber next to the Main North County Fire Station.
The FFSC has a strong record of planning and carrying out fire safety activities in the community.
Projects have been accomplished through our volunteers' personal efforts coupled with grants and donations of money and materials. The FFSC volunteer membership and its advisors includes local retired people, active business community professionals, certified disaster recovery planners, North County Fire Protection District(NCFPD) professionals and other state/county personnel.
FFSC Meeting Schedule