Fallbrook FireSafe Council

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• Focus on something positive
• Return to normal routine as soon as possible
• Get away for a few days if you can
• Seek help if you need it
• Recognize that some of you will be in your homes a year from now, others will still be going through this process two or more years from now

The U.S. Fire Administration, a division of FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) is dedicated to education and recovery for wildfire incidents.

Some people just want to 'be doing something' in their recovery efforts. A booklet (that is in pdf format and can be downloaded) from the USFA called Returning to Normal includes the following topics:

• The First 24 Hours
• If You are Insured
• If You are Not Insured
• Valuing Your Property
• Replacement of Valuable Documents and Reocrds
• Salvage Hints
• A Word About Fire Department Operations
• Emergency and Nonemergency Numbers
• Notes/Information

The information presented in this web site is believed to be accurate and of practical value in preparing for fire disasters, but no guarantee can be given that guidance presented here will provide complete protection.

Liability for any losses that may occur in a fire, or as a result of applying the information contained in this web site is specifically disclaimed by the Fallbrook FireSafe Council. Please use your own judgment in fire safety and consult the appropriate organizations listed below for specific information.

North County Fire District, California Department of Forestry & Fire Protection, San Diego FireSafe Council

Copyright, Fallbrook FireSafe Council, 23 November, 2004

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