EVACUATION LEVELS

It's time to get ready for wildfire season and make sure you know what it means if you get a Level 3, Level 2, or Level 1 evacuation alert.

Prepare to leave your current location
Conditions could get worse due to the incident in your area
Put your GO BAG by the door and include any important items you may need, such as phone numbers, medication, clothing, etc.
Consider what your pets will need to evacuate

You should be prepared to leave at a moment’s notice
Dangerous conditions threaten your current location
The incident may be limiting the emergency services’ ability to protect the area
If you or anyone at your location needs extra time, you are strongly encouraged to leave now
If you have pets and/or livestock, you are encouraged to leave now. If you need help evacuating them, please call 911

There is an immediate threat to your safety—you need to leave NOW
Emergency services may not be able to assist you
Remember to bring your pets with you
If you have pets and/or livestock, and need help evacuating them, please call 911
You will not be allowed to return until conditions are safe