Helping our canyon communities prepare for wildfire

We help residents and property owners in Forest Falls and Mountain Home Village take simple, practical steps to reduce wildfire risk.
You don’t have to be a fire expert, just start with one step.

About

Mill Creek Canyon Fire Safe Council

We’re a group of neighbors working together to help our canyon communities prepare for wildfire. By sharing simple, practical steps, we make it easier for residents and property owners to reduce risk and feel more confident and proud about where they live.

I feel safer knowing our community is involved in fire safety preparedness.

Linda M.

"

Neighbors working together for practical wildfire readiness

How We Help the Community

Simple, practical ways neighbors can reduce wildfire risk together.

Community Education

We share simple, easy-to-understand guidance so residents and property owners know what to do before fire season.

Fuel Reduction

We help organize local efforts like clearing brush and chipping days to reduce fire risk around homes and roads.

We help neighbors think through access, communication, and what to do if evacuation becomes necessary.

Evacuation Readiness

Defensible Space Support

Providing guidance on how to maintain safer zones around structures.

Community Workshops

We host simple, hands-on sessions to help residents understand defensible space, reduce fire risk around their homes, and know what to do before fire season.

Fuel Reduction

We help organize local efforts like brush clearing and chipping days to reduce buildup and lower fire risk across the canyon and throughout the year.

How We Prepare Together

We work with neighbors to think through access, communication, and what to expect if evacuation becomes necessary.

Evacuation Readiness

Let’s Connect

Have a question, an idea, or want to get involved? You don’t have to figure this out alone.

You might be reaching out to:

• Ask what to do around your home or property

• Find out about chipping days or local efforts

• Get involved as a volunteer

• Share a concern in your area

• Connect us with someone who can help

Local. Practical. Community-driven.

Neighbors working together for practical wildfire readiness.