Oak Hill Area Fire Safe Council

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Oak Hill Area FSC | Who We Are

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Oak Hill Area FSC | Plan Ahead

There is much you can do before a fire to lessen the chance of your house burning up, or you or your loved ones being hurt. Wildfires will happen, but…

Oak Hill Area FSC | Your Home CAN Survive Here's How!

Jack Cohen, Fire Science Researcher with the USDA Forest Service, explains current research about how homes ignite during wildfires, and what you can…

Oak Hill Area FSC | Save Your Life

This is likely the most important section on our website -- how to save your life in the event of a wildfire. You owe it to yourself, your family and…

Oak Hill Area FSC | What Is Your Fire Risk?

The links on the left take you to important fire maps, and articles. When you become familiar with them, you will obtain the knowledge you need to…

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OHAFSC | Events

Oak Hill Area FSC | Projects and Grants That Work

A couple of the ways in which the Oak Hill Area Fire Safe Council helps to make the area safer from fire are through assessing the fire risks (…

Oak Hill Area FSC | Volunteer Opportunities

Our Fire Safe Council is staffed by neighbors who have volunteered. If you have the desire to do something meaningful with your spare time and you…

Oak Hill Area FSC | Latest News

Check the "Latest News!" menu often to see late-breaking news, brand new articles, new discoveries on wildfire safety -----in short, all the latest…

Oak Hill Area FSC | Neighborhood Projects

Oak Hill FSC | Oak Hill Area Fire Safe Council Instructional Webinars

Instructional webinars presented by the OHAFSC.

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Oak Hill Area FSC | Join the Council and Receive Monthly Updates

Sign up now to get updates on wildfire news that affects your neighborhood

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Oak Hill Area FSC | What is a Neighborhood Radio Watch?

The Oak Hill Fire Safe Council is a member of CERA, or the Community Emergency Radio Association. CERA founded the Neighborhood Radio Watch groups…

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Oak Hill Area FSC | Emergency Address Signs

Your Oak Hill Area Fire Safe Council is offering special address signs that are easy to find in the dark and under smokey conditions. Emergency…

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