When wildfire occurs. If you see a wildfire, dial 911. Don't ever assume that someone else has already reported the fire. Describe the location of the fire, speak slowly and clearly, and answer any questions asked by the dispatcher.
If a fire occurs near your home. When a wildfire threatens your home or is in the area that you live, listen to local radio for bulletins from the local fire department- including evacuation advisories. If your home becomes threatened, you may be contacted by a fire or law enforcement official and advised to evacuate.
Wear protective clothing. This includes a long sleeved shirt or jacket, pants and sturdy shoes. Use a handkerchief to provide minimal protection for your lungs from the smoke and hot gasses.
Ensure your family's safety. If you are able, locate and evacuate your pets, but do not jeopardize your own life. If you have livestock, let them loose by opening gates and cutting fence.
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