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WHAT IS A FIRE ADAPTED COMMUNITY?

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BUILDING A WILDFIRE-RESISTANT HOME: CODES AND COSTS

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Fire Adaptation in the Field
Ashland, Oregon

Partners in Ashland Oregon, including Ashland Fire & Rescue, the Ashland Chamber
of Commerce, local health departments, and area medical providers convened to
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resiliency needs related to wildfire. Smokewise Ashland shares information
related to indoor and outdoor air quality as well as steps area residents can
take to reduce their risks.

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Photo Credit: Chris Chambers. Ashland Fire & Rescue staff disassemble an air
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