Alaskans, let’s prevent wildfires.
Southern Alaska’s fire season is early, with the rest starting April 1st.
Recent wildfires in Mat-Su & Kenai were human-caused and 100% preventable.
Skip burning! Use our new app to find safe yard waste disposal sites: https://t.co/OYhczPupvK
The Alaska Division of Forestry recently awarded more than $186,000 to 40 rural fire departments 👩🚒🚒 around the state to improve firefighting capabilities and enhance wildfire protection in the wildland-urban interface. https://t.co/QMUIgHL1Wm
#FireYear2022#cooperators
Information on the Tok Area Forestry's upcoming #RedCard and Fireline Safety Refresher classes. Red Card class is April 30-May 1 and May 7-8 at the Tok Musher's Hall. Fireline Safety Refresher classes are on 3 consecutive Saturdays, April 16, 23 and 30. See flyers for details.
#TBT IC Trainee Peter Butteri shares a little wisdom. Bottom line, you do not need to be a crew boss, division supervisor or even incident commander to lead in the wildland fire community. You can lead from the position you are in.
#wildfire#LeadershipMatters
AK DOF is hiring multiple positions at Area offices across the state from Fbx to Delta Jct to Tok to Palmer to Soldotna to Homer to McGrath. Go to Workplace Alaska at https://t.co/UCUKFnqd9E. Type in the key words "Division of Forestry" to search for job postings.
#FireYear2021