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Highway 168 Fire Safe Council Creek Fire impacted property address signs
Highway 168 Fire Safe Council · Nonprofit program
Free address signs; limited supply
The Highway 168 Fire Safe Council gives Creek Fire–impacted properties free green reflective address signs on a first-come, first-served basis. It also says the signs are available in limited quantity and are meant to help emergency responders find homes faster.
Program details
How it works
The council says a limited number of green, reflective address signs are available for Creek Fire–impacted properties. Signs are made and distributed on a first come, first served basis.
What the homeowner gets
The sign is a green reflective address sign for the property. The council describes the signs as 6 x 24-inch metal signs with green vinyl covering, 4-inch white lettering, and reflective, weather-proof lettering.
Amounts and cost
The sign page itself does not state a price on the application page. A related program page says the signs are sold for $25 and notes that a grant or other outside funding is being sought to offset the cost to homeowners, but the application page specifically indicates that Creek Fire impacted properties may receive signs from the limited available supply.
Why it matters
The council explains that home addressing is important because inadequate signage has caused difficulties for emergency responders trying to find homes during 911 calls.
How to apply
The council provides an online application form on the program page.
Timing and deadlines
No formal deadline is stated. Availability is limited and distribution is first come, first served.
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