Wildfire arson is the felony act of maliciously setting fire to wildlands or uncultivated land comprised of forest, brush or grassland, according to the U.S. Fire Administration. Not only does…
Adam PrellMay 7, 2017
This year has resulted in above-average wildland fires throughout the United States, with over two million acres burned since Jan. 1, according to the National Interagency Fire Center. In contrast…
Adam PrellApril 20, 2017
Florida wildfires have already produced unprecedented statistics for the 2017 wildfire season. Spring is wildfire season for the region, but the acreage burned to date has far exceeded the past…
Adam PrellApril 13, 2017
What sets local insurance agencies above the rest? At first, it might be hard to tell, but customers quickly become aware of the benefits of a local agency and will…
RedZoneApril 5, 2017
Sunshine Canyon Fire An early-season wildfire burned over 70 acres and evacuated 426 people in Sunshine Canyon near Boulder, Colo. on Sunday, March 19. The blaze reminded Sunshine Canyon resident…
Adam PrellMarch 31, 2017
Wildland Urban Interface Conference RedZone was pleased to take part in the annual Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) Conference held at the Peppermill Resort in Reno, Nevada, during the week of…
Adam PrellMarch 29, 2017
Sunshine Fire Unseasonably warm temperatures over the last few days have prompted an early start to Colorado’s fire season. The Sunshine fire started early Sunday morning (3/19) in the canyons…
Michael CoxMarch 20, 2017
The Central Coast of California has been a hot spot for activity this year. The normally quaint and quiet Big Sur area is one of the wettest and most rugged…
Adam PrellMarch 15, 2017
Southern Plains Wildfires This week, unprecedented fire activity swept through the southern plains. Multiple counties of Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas saw critical fire weather conditions Sunday through Wednesday that fanned…
Adam PrellMarch 9, 2017
