Wildfires are a real concern for some San Luis Obispo homeowners, including long-time resident Scott Cleere, who says the hills near his home went up in flames when the Lizzie Fire sparked in October 2023." It's gonna happen again, and when it happens…. KSBY reported that san Luis Obispo neighbors work toward Firewise status to cut wildfire risk.

Cleere reported that it's gonna happen again, and when it happens again, we just hope that, you know, we're going to be in the best position we can,. Cleere reported that we need at least eight homes, create a Firewise board, and you've got to create a one-to-three year action plan,. Cleere reported that i am hopeful that, with this meeting, that some of the neighbors will see that becoming a Firewise community would be beneficial,.

Cleere reported that your insurance companies have to recognize that you are a Firewise neighborhood when they consider keeping you on your plan,. Cleere reported that the biggest motivation is probably to make sure that we can all stay insured and do our best to make the risks as low as possible,.

Reports differed on the location. Cleere said, “It's gonna happen again, and when it happens again, we just hope that, you know, we're going to be in the best position we can,”.

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