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December 2022 newsletter
ByAdam RFIRE WON’T WAIT. PLAN YOUR ESCAPE: We have talked a lot about being prepared in case you need to evacuate yourhome. How about those of you who go camping? Have you considered beingprepared for an evacuation under those circumstances?Some safety tips to consider at the campground. For example, only make a fire ina fire pit….
May 2025 Newsletter
ByAdam RNews from Scripps Ranch Fire Safe Council – May 2025 Wildfire Risk Is Year-Round The risk of wildfires doesn’t stop with the seasons—it’s a year-round threat. To help the you prepare, the Scripps Ranch Fire Safe Council is hosting an Open House on Saturday, May 17th from 10 AM to 2 PM at Fire Station…
July 2025 Newsletter
ByAdam R“Neighbors Helping Neighbors Stay Safe” The Scripps Ranch Fire Safe Council sends a big thank you to the Scripps Ranch Civic Association for another unforgettable 4th of July Parade! We were honored to march alongside so many of you and proud to represent fire safety in our community. July Spotlight: Stay Ready as Fire Season…
March 2025 Newsletter
ByAdam RNews from Scripps Ranch Fire Safe Council – March 2025 (Submitted by Dave Mason, SRFSC) While we saw some rain in February, and we may see more this month, it may not be enough to significantly reduce the fire risk in our community. It’s important to stay prepared as fire danger remains a concern. The…
March 2023 Newsletter
ByAdam RBe prepared for wildfire and public safety power shutoff (PSPS) Some thoughts for staying informed and being prepared during PSPS. SDG&E continually monitors weather and other climate conditions to detect fireconditions. As a last resort, they may have to shut off power if dangerousconditions are present to help prevent a wildfire and keep you and…
November 2025 Newsletter
ByAdam R“From Firestorm to Fire-Ready: 22 Years of Progress in Scripps Ranch” Submitted by Dave Mason, SRFSC Decades after the Cedar Fire of 2003 and the Witch Creek Fire of 2007, Scripps Ranch stands as a model of community-based wildfire preparedness. The lessons from those twin disasters reshaped how residents, local government, and fire agencies plan…



