The City of Lake Forest and its public-safety partners will host two pop-up events to share information with residents on how to reduce the threat of wildfires. 

The Orange County Fire Authority is participating, along with 3rd District Supervisor Don Wagner’s Office and Southern California Edison. The City will have a booth focused on the systems staff members use to notify residents during an emergency. The City’s volunteer Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) will also have a booth.

The City of Lake Forest and its public-safety partners will host two pop-up events to share information with residents on how to reduce the threat of wildfires. 

The Orange County Fire Authority is participating, along with 3rd District Supervisor Don Wagner’s Office and Southern California Edison. The City will have a booth focused on the systems staff members use to notify residents during an emergency. The City’s volunteer Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) will also have a booth.

The City of Lake Forest will hold a public hearing on the state Fire Hazard Severity Map on June 3.

Under Government Code Section 51178, the Office of the State Fire Marshal is responsible for identifying fire hazard levels in Local Responsibility Areas (LRAs). This determination is based on statewide criteria and the expected severity of fire hazards in each area.

The 2025 proposed Lake Forest map is at https://www.lakeforestca.gov/en/fire-hazards-severity-zones.