Wildfire Evacuation Guide

Level 1: Ready

Level 1 means being ready for potential evacuation. There is a fire in your local area.
Prepare for any family with special needs, mobile property, and pets or livestock.
Monitor local social media, news, and radio for information.
Emergency Personnel may contact you via an emergency notification system.

Level 2 means be set to evacuate. You must be prepared to leave at a moment's notice.
Level 2 stands for significant danger in your area. Load your 5Ps (People, Pets, Pills, Photos, Important Papers) and 72-Hour Kit into the car.
Relocate to a specified shelter (if activated) or with family/friends outside the affected area.
You may have time to gather necessary items, but you must be prepared to leave at a moments notice.
If you have time, when leaving your home, write "Evacuated" on a pillow case and hang it at the end of your driveway.
This may be the only notice.

Level 3 means go, evacuate now. Leave immediately.
The danger in your area is current, and you should evacuate immediately.
Do not delay leaving to gather any belongings or make efforts to protect your home.
Obey orders of law enforcement and fire department officials.
Drive calmly and with special attention to emergency vehicles.
Do not block access to roadways for emergency vehicles or other evacuees.
This will be the last notice you will receive.