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 Recovery guide | The Wildfire Prepared Home™ designation program empowers homeowners to take science-based, proven steps to meaningfully reduce wildfire risk to their home and property.Eligibility The applicant must be the homeowner. Photos of all four sides of the home, showing the 0–5 Foot Noncombustible Zone, are required. The home must be a single-family, detached house (no townhomes or condos) with three stories or less. The home must be in California, Oregon, New Mexico or Nevada. NOTE: The designation has strict requirements, with no exceptions. Protected trees may disqualify some homes, and some homeowners may need to work with neighbors to meet the 5-foot noncombustible setback. A 0–5 foot noncombustible buffer around your home and decks is mandatory. All vegetation and trees, including overhanging branches, grass, artificial turf, wood mulch, wood and vinyl fencing, and stored items within this area must be removed. |