June 25, 2016- Aliso Canyon Rd/Foothill Rd, 9am to 2pm
According to CVCFSC Program Coordinator Charlotte Crocker, “ we are proud to be able to offer such a valuable service to residents, supporting them in their efforts to make their property fire-safe”. Material eligible to be chipped includes clean yard waste only- no metal, barbwire, garbage or rocks. Pile size is limited to one ton. Chips can be left on the site in a pile if the homeowner would like them. Residents who reside in the areas are encouraged to reserve their spot by filling out an application that can be found at www.cvcifresafe.org or by calling 805.402.6092. Space is limited so pre-registration is very important.
The Central Ventura County Fire Safe Council is a non-profit organization dedicated to reducing the threat of wildfire to farms, ranches, urban neighborhoods and infrastructure through programs of action, education and collaboration with the community. Community members, businesses and agricultural organizations interested in learning more about the CVCFSC can visit www.cvcfiresafe.org or call Jenise Wagar at 805.804.7735.
