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  • Request for Competitive Sealed Proposals for Solar Energy Project at Fire Station 1, Request for Proposals to Provide a Fire Station Location Study

    Fri, February 21, 2020

    Request for Competitive Sealed Proposals for Solar Energy Project at Fire Station 1, Request for Proposals to Provide a Fire Station Location Study

  • Novel Coronavirus

    Tue, February 11, 2020

    We are continuing to monitor the latest information regarding the Novel Coronavirus.

  • Fire Prevention Story Map

    Mon, February 10, 2020

    The Montecito Fire Department is excited to launch an interactive Story Map to highlight the Department’s Wildland Fire Prevention Program. Story Maps combine text, images, multimedia, and interactive maps to create an engaging online experience.

  • Neighborhood Fire Prevention Project

    Fri, February 07, 2020

    The Montecito Fire Department will begin its annual Neighborhood Fire Prevention Project on Monday, March 2, 2020. Each spring, the Montecito Fire Department partners with our district residents to prepare for the approaching High Fire Season and reduce the density of vegetation along strategic portions of roadways and private properties.

  • Montecito Fire Department Receives Wildfire Mitigation Award

    Mon, February 03, 2020

    The Wildfire Mitigation Awards committee has named the three recipients of this year’s Wildfire Mitigation Awards. These individuals and organizations have earned the highest commendation for innovation and leadership in wildfire mitigation for their outstanding dedication to solving many of the most complex challenges posed by wildfire.

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Nov 19, 2018 Arrow1 Down Reply
Susan Franz

Good afternoon,

My name is Susan Franz. I am a member of the Board of Selectmen in Uxbridge, Massachusetts.

We are currently in a process to better prepare our community for climate change. We are in a heavily forested area and our state climate models show we should expect more frequent and more severe droughts in the upcoming decades.

We were very interested in the work that you have done to prepare Montecito and wanted to see if you might be open to a conference call with some of our community leadership, including our Emergency Management Director, Fire Chief, and Police Chief.

We are interested in learning more about your experience with community notification, evacuations, and property protection planning.

Please, let me know who the best person might be to speak to about this.

Kind regards,

Susan Franz

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Ph. 508.278.4547
Cell: 707.492.7575







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