The Los Angeles fires remind us (again) that at any moment, we might be forced to evacuate our residences and/or be staying put, but breathing poor air. Our hearts go out to the most recent victims. This page is a work in progress. However, we want to start posting resources that can be of help. Please also visit Genasys Protect and get familiar with your evacuation zone. Get out before the evacuation, if possible. No matter what, leave when told to leave. Keep an evacuation “go bag” packed and ready.
- After a House Fire –– Some thoughts on what to do after your home burns to ashes. This personal account comes from one of our disaster preparedness friends who barely escaped the 1991 Oakland Hills Fires.
- Consumer Reports: Best Air Purifiers of 2025. You want “True HEPA” filtering. A true HEPA air purifier works well.
- Cal Fire: Ready. Set. Go. Prepare for Wildfires
- Fire Resistant Attic Vents — helpful article from Marin Fire.
- Keep your gas tank at least half full and your electric vehicles fully charged. It’s helpful to pre-prepare a list of hotels/motels that you can call from the “road” should you need to evacuate quickly.