Working together to prepare for and prevent wildfires.

Our Mission

Dangerous wildfires are affecting more communities across the United States each year.

Partners in Wildfire Prevention is a coalition committed to reducing the adverse effects of wildfires through prevention and preparedness. We believe we need a comprehensive national strategy that emphasizes community protection, wildfire prevention, responsible investment, and rapid recovery to effectively reduce the risk of wildfires.

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About Us

What We Stand For

Our coalition is working toward the following policy objectives to spearhead a new, comprehensive approach to wildfire prevention:

Keeping Safety and Prevention as Top Priorities

Identify proactive opportunities for federal funding that support state and local wildfire prevention activities and incentivize homeowners to take basic measures to protect themselves and their property from wildfires.

Reform the process to make it easier to do preventative work on federal lands.

Promoting Investments in Modeling, Technology, and Infrastructure to Support Prevention and Protection Strategies

Support risk mitigation-focused legislation that increases funding for modeling and technology to inform wildfire data insights.

Ensuring Prompt and Equitable Access to Claims Compensation

Amend the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) authority under the Stafford Act to ensure victims of wildfires can receive adequate recovery resources.

Implementing a Balanced Liability Framework

Increase stability in insurance markets and ensure that electric companies are well-positioned to continue supporting national and economic security.

Who We Are

We are a coalition of partners from across different industries committed to addressing the risks of wildfires to communities across the country. Our growing membership includes organizations from the public safety, labor, and business sectors, along with wildfire preparedness and community interest groups.