EPIC-FSC, the nonprofit Fire Safe Council for Calabasas, is thrilled to announce the launch of its revamped and improved website, designed to provide residents with comprehensive and easy-to-navigate resources for emergency preparedness.
With a focus on curated content specific to Calabasas, the new website aims to empower individuals and families with crucial information and resources to safeguard their loved ones and homes during emergencies.
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"We are excited to unveil our new website, which reflects EPIC-FSC's commitment to serving as a trusted resource for Calabasas residents," said EPIC-FSC President Brian Cameron.
"With the website's enhanced features, we aim to empower individuals with the knowledge and tools they need to protect their families and contribute to a safer community."
Key Features
- User-Friendly Interface: The EPIC-FSC website has been thoughtfully redesigned to ensure a seamless user experience. Its intuitive layout and user-friendly interface allow visitors to access essential information quickly and efficiently.
- Calabasas-Specific Content: EPIC-FSC recognizes that every community's emergency preparedness needs are unique. Therefore, the website offers curated content tailored specifically to Calabasas, ensuring that residents can access information that directly relates to their local area.
- Downloadable PDFs of Reliable Safety Information: Preparedness is key during emergencies, and EPIC-FSC's website provides downloadable PDFs of important safety information from reputable sources. These downloadable guides can be printed and/or saved to portable devices, enabling residents to have critical information readily available, even in offline situations.
- Actionable Tips for Family and Home Safety: The EPIC-FSC website is brimming with valuable tips and guidelines on proactive measures residents can take to safeguard their families and homes. From creating emergency kits to developing family communication plans, visitors will find practical steps to enhance their preparedness.
- Community Engagement and Involvement: The EPIC-FSC website serves as a platform to foster community engagement and collaboration. Residents can discover ways to get involved in initiatives aimed at making Calabasas better prepared for emergencies. By coming together, the community can build resilience and strengthen its ability to tackle challenging situations.
- Book a Home Hardening Assessment Appointment: Trained EPIC members will come to your home to conduct a home hardening assessment. These assessments include valuable information on protecting homes against wildfires focusing on defensible spaces and fortifying structures to limit the spread of fire. The assessments were developed in collaboration with CalFire and the Resource Conservation District of the Santa Monica Mountains (RCDSMM).
- Learn about the Emergency Communication for Home Occupants (ECHO) program: EPIC members will also teach and facilitate radio communication among household clusters to enable residents to stay connected and informed during and after emergency incidents.