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Incidents in our Area
Incidents in our Area
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Our Facebook Page and our Facebook Group - Open to all persons whether local to Robie Creek or not
Our Nextdoor Site - community based site limited to residents of the Robie Creek area. You'll see messages from nearby neighborhoods including Wilderness Ranch, Osprey and Clear Creek
Useful Links
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Idaho FireWise - Good fire mitigation resource
Fire Resistant Planting Guide for Landowners
National Wildfire Coordinating Group Wildland Urban Interface Mitigation Guide
Idaho Power Wildfire Mitigation Info
Idaho Department of Lands - Resources for private landowners
National Forest Foundation - List of Resources and Opportunities to help landowners
Sign Up to Be Informed
Sign Up to Be Informed
Boise County now offers the AlertSense Service for Reverse 911 calls. This is a replacement for the previous CodeRED service. If you signed up for CodeRED, you will need to signup again with the new service. If you sign up it will help them notify you if there is an incident in your area that may require evacuation. Signing up is voluntary, and highly recommended.
Burn Permits
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Depending on the time of the year, burn permits may be required to perform and burning on your property. The Idaho Department of Lands (IDL) is the government entity that allocates burn permits, which are required from 10 May to 20 Oct in Idaho. They can be requested here. Keep in mind, Boise County has a burn ban during the summer months, even if you have a burn permit from IDL.
NOTE: Due to the Valley Fire and high risk Fire conditions, IDL will not be issuing permits at this time (as of 10/118/2024). See IDL press release on The News page: https://www.robiecreek.org/home/the-news#h.n0hahd2ohcdv
Idaho also has a Burn Permit Brochure which provides helpful information about being safe and in compliance with the law.
Make sure to also contact Boise County Sheriff (208.392.6047) when you plan to burn. It lets the County know you're planning on burning and helps keeps the fire department from responding to false alarms.
Fire Mitigation Information
Fire Mitigation Information
Here are some useful websites to help homeowners become more knowledgeable about becoming FireWise and addressing fire mitigation on their property:
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