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Have any plans for the Memorial Day weekend? How about getting your home and property ready for Oregon’s summer fire season by taking steps now to create a zone that can stop the spread of destructive wildfire. An increasing percentage of Oregon’s residents are living in less urbanized areas or residential areas that include forests, seeking opportunities to enjoy trees and natural beauty right outside their door. However, the risk of being affected by wildfire can also increase. You can significantly reduce your risk of wildfire in just a few hours.

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Prepare your home to be wildfire-resistant by focusing on your home ignition zone. In the first 30 feet around your home, create a fire-resistant zone to help reduce the spread of wildfire and protect your property. ODF urges homeowners to take these simple steps to protect your home and reduce your risk of losing your home to a rapidly moving wildland fire: • Define your defensible space - 30 feet away from your home. • Reduce flammable brush around your home and under nearby trees. • Prune or remove trees. • Keep grass and weeds cut low. • Clear wood piles and building materials away from your home.

• Keep your yard and roof clean. • Keep address signs visible. • Choose fire-resistant building materials and lawn furniture. • Recycle yard debris – avoid burning.

• Be prepared to respond to wildfire. Many more ideas are available on the website, and more information about wildfire protection is available on the website.

Kevin Weeks ODF Agency Affairs Office. Philomath, OR -- Because of its efforts to reduce the vulnerability of homes and landscapes to wildfire, Pioneer Village has earned Firewise Communities/USA® recognition from the National Firewise Communities Program.

'Firewise Communities/USA recognition acknowledges the hard work the residents of Pioneer Village have already done and provides direction and support as we set our course for the future,” said Pioneer Village Homeowners Association Board President Jack Rundel. Pioneer Village worked with Blake McKinley, Community Wildfire Forester with the Oregon Department of Forestry, to conduct a wildfire hazard assessment and develop a plan to address safety concerns. Residents then worked together to implement the plan. ”Pioneer Village should be commended for taking responsibility to address wildfire safety concerns and helping to make their community more survivable when a wildfire occurs,” said McKinley. “Pioneer Village will be an example to other high-risk communities in the wildland urban interface where houses meet the forest.” Philomath Fire & Rescue Chief Tom Phelps and Benton County were both contributors to the Firewise effort. Rundel said Pioneer Village has benefited greatly from local partnerships including Philomath Fire and Rescue, Benton County Community Development and the Department of Forestry.