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Jefferson Conservation District |

Introduction To The Phoenix Guide
After a catastrophic wildfire
, quick action must be taken to minimize social, environmental, and economic devastation. Responsive action requires navigating a complex maze of diverse landowners, community organizations, and numerous local and federal requirements.This Handbook is intended to provide Conservation Districts, nonprofit groups, and communities with a step-by-step guide to use in developing a post-fire recovery and rehabilitation plan. It addresses, with examples and resource materials, issues such as who to involve in developing a plan, how to engage other interested parties, what elements to consider in assessing post-fire risks and priorities, and how to develop a mitigation or recovery plan to address those risks. We hope it will prove useful in helping your community establish plans and priorities that protect its citizens, homes, and essential infrastructure and resources from the destruction that can occur after a catastrophic wildfire
.Click below to download the main document and the supporting appendix:
*all files except .xls files require Adobe Acrobat Reader
Phoenix_Guide/Manual _Vol1b.pdf (5.7 MB)
Appendix:
Phoenix_Guide/Appendix.zip (72 MB) Note- This is the entire appendix file and is very large
Separate appendix files:
Disaster_preparedeness.zip (22.0 MB)
EWP.zip (2.4 MB)
Hazards.zip (18.4 MB)
Liability.zip (0.6 MB)
Press_Releases.zip (25.0 MB)
Rehabilitation.zip (4.3 MB)
Release_Forms.zip (1.6 MB)
Summary Com Assist Questionaire.xls (40.5 KB)
SurveyMatrix609.xls (61.0 KB)