Supporting Firewise Communities in Calaveras County

Get a Jump on Home Defense!

The Calaveras County Resource Conservation District along with the Firewise Calaveras Festival Committee announces the second annual Firewise Calaveras FESTIVAL to be held on Saturday, October 17th at Ironstone Vineyards in beautiful Murphys, CA. This event will provide education and resources for everyone in Calaveras County and will open the door to more partnerships and expanded collaborations in continued support for Firewise education throughout the year

Amazing things have been happening within Calaveras County as community members team up to support Firewise Communities! Education and outreach play a vital role in supporting fuels reduction as it provides everyone an opportunity to learn from experts about emergency preparedness and home hardening.

You are invited to be part of this Second Annual Firewise Calaveras Festival.

Businesses and organizations like yours are vitally important to serve the needs of the thousands of folks who are waking up to the need to protect their homes and properties from the devastation of wildfire. We invite you to showcase your wildfire preparedness solutions where over 1,000 engaged and curious residents are actively seeking products and services to safeguard their home and community.

WHY SUPPORT Firewise Calaveras Festival 2026?

·        TARGETED AUDIENCE - Connect directly with homeowners and community leaders who are prioritizing wildfire safety.

·        HIGH VISIBILITY - Position your brand as a leader in wildfire preparedness among a highly receptive audience.

·        BUSINESS GROWTH - Generate leads, build partnerships, and drive sales with attendees eager to invest in protection.

·        LIVE DEMONSTRATIONS - Educate & engage residents through hands-on presentations.

 

This is your chance to make a meaningful impact while expanding your reach in a community committed to wildfire safety. Please consider joining us as an exhibitor or sponsor. Together, we make a difference!

 

Sincerely,

Trina Walley

Executive Director

Calaveras County Resource Conservation District