Your a proud firefighter and for 96 hours, 100 percent pure adrenalin has sustained your stubborn tenacity to defeat the destroyer before it consumes everything in its path.  But now, this same adrenalin has pushed you beyond your endurance and ability to continue.  Mesmerized and barely standing, your smoke filled eyes watch as the long awaited, out of state crews finally pull into position to continue your initial attack.

Your body is shutting down but your mind is still on fire with images permanently burned into your memory.  You see a toddler restrained to her car seat screaming with an unknown fear.  You see a mother desperately trying to comfort her but losing her own composure in the process.  You hear the panic in her choking cry for help.  You see yourself praying for them as they drive into the blinding smoke and disappear, unaware that the fire has begun to claim their home.

Your mind continues to ignite with horrific images of loss.  The more you recall the more you become upset.  It's not the fire that upsets you; it's the amount of needless devastation.  Only a few took the threat of wildfire serious enough to properly prepare in advance.  It was their homes … you were able to save.  

Apathy created this unnecessary and unacceptable level of risk for too many families and for too many firefighters.  This website has been created for one purpose … TO HELP YOU CREATE AN ACCEPTABLE LEVEL OF RISK; FOR YOU AND FOR THEM.