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California Fire Safe Council · Members only
The shared home for California's wildfire coordinators
One place to find field-tested resources, learn from training, connect with peers, track policy, and see what fellow County Coordinators are working on — across every region of California.
What's inside
Everything a Coordinator needs, in one place
Built around how Coordinators actually work — find something, learn something, ask someone, stay ahead of policy.
Content Library
Guides, templates, toolkits, and case studies curated by Coordinators across California.
Sign in to browseTraining & Webinars
On-demand webinars, the CoCo Comms series, and every quarterly meeting recording.
Sign in to watchPeers & Mentoring
Find a Coordinator by skill, county, or region — and post the questions you're working through.
Sign in to connect
A statewide network
Coordinators in every corner of California
A living community
See what your peers are working on
Inside the Hub, a community feed shows what Coordinators are sharing right now — new resources, questions, events, and the policy issues drawing attention statewide.
- Share Post a resource or a win from your county.
- Ask Get answers from Coordinators who've done it.
- Rally Surface issues that need the network's attention.
MHMaria HernandezResource
GIS Story Map — sample risk visualization
A reusable Story Map template built for non-technical audiences. Feedback welcome.
About the program
Local capacity, statewide coordination
The California Fire Safe Council, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 1993, supports community-led wildfire prevention and resilience across California. The Wildfire County Coordinator Program funds a coordinator position in each county to drive local mitigation work — and the Hub is what connects them.
Access is issued by your CFSC Program Lead at onboarding. Returning Coordinators keep access each grant cycle.
Program goals
- Increase local wildfire mitigation capacity in every county.
- Facilitate county-wide collaboration across agencies, tribes, and partners.
- Improve community outreach and education on preparedness.
- Advance risk reduction, defensible space, and home hardening at scale.
In partnership with CAL FIRE and California Climate Investments.
Program funders
Ready to pick up where the network left off?
Sign in to find what you need, share what worked, and stay connected to Coordinators across California.