30-Day Community Wildfire Readiness Campaign & Year-Round Resident Preparedness Program

Prepare Together. Protect Year-Round.

A 30-Day Community Wildfire Readiness Campaign combined with year-round preparedness and property documentation tools for residents, families, ranches, small businesses, and property owners.

During the 30-Day Campaign, Residents:

✅ Complete a wildfire preparedness assessment

✅ Identify property-level vulnerabilities

✅ Create personal checklist of items that need attention

✅ Improve evacuation readiness

✅ Organize important property and emergency information

Protect What Matters Most Before Disaster Strikes

Wildfires, floods, severe storms, medical emergencies, and other disasters don't wait for us to get organized.

Whether you're a county looking to improve wildfire preparedness across your community or a property owner wanting to safeguard your family, property, and critical records, MapToTrack provides a practical and affordable solution.

Our unique approach combines a 30-Day Community Wildfire Readiness Campaign with an optional Year Round Resident Preparedness Program that allows residents to continue protecting the information that matters most long after the campaign ends.

Because preparedness shouldn't start during an emergency.

Launch a 30-Day Community Wildfire Readiness Campaign

Wildfire preparedness is most effective when residents understand their risks and have practical tools to address them. The program is designed to support property owners.

Participation is voluntary and residents remain in control of the information they choose to provide such as address and driveway clearance.

By helping residents learn how to prepare their homes, families, livestock, businesses, and properties before an emergency occurs, communities can strengthen resilience in a scheduled supportive process before wildfire threatens properties and the community.

✅ Community-wide preparedness outreach

✅ Consistent preparedness resources and guidance

✅ Property access information voluntarily provided by residents

✅ Road and driveway access awareness

✅ Voluntarily shared special-needs information

Community Benefits: Preparedness is voluntary. Wildfire is not.

• Increased resident participation in preparedness activities

• Improved wildfire resilience

• Better-informed evacuation planning

• Stronger neighborhood awareness and cooperation

• More consistent preparedness efforts across the community

• Better access to critical information when emergencies occur

A Partnership Between Residents and Public Safety Agencies