January 2022 Newsletter

 Scripps Ranch Fire Safe Council is looking forward to 2022 with what we think are exciting innovations for the new year.

In 2013, we unveiled a printed evacuation plan for Scripps Ranch to use in the event of our next wildfire. It’s available now at srfiresafe.org/information.

In 2022, we’re taking this information and putting it in the form of a free mobile app for your digital phone or tablet so you can have the information at your fingertips anytime, anywhere.

For the past year we’ve been developing “Fire Safe 93131” in conjunction with

Innovision Marketing Group of San Diego, a long time San Diego advertising and marketing organization headed by CEO and executive director Ric Militi.

Upon its release in early January, you’ll have up to the minute wildfire information at your fingertips including wildfire danger status, up to the minute evacuation information and other pertinent information. The App will be available for both IOS and Android devices.

“Fire Safe 92131” has been designed for ease of use but Scripps Ranch Fire Safe Council will be providing free training information to Scripps Ranch residents to insure that any questions on its use can be answered. “Fire Safe 92131” will be updated as needed as more wildfire resources become available.

Scripps Ranch Fire Safe Council is dedicated to keeping our residents safe and informed and we know this effort will insure that these efforts continue into 2022 and beyond.

All of us at Scripps Ranch Fire Safe Council wish you and your family Happy Holidays.

For more information please visit our website www.srfiresafe.org.

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