Fire Season has officially begun in Santa Rosa. Firefighters say even after a drought-busting winter, wildfire threat is still there.
Fire Season has officially begun in Santa Rosa, and the June 5 declaration is a reminder to homeowners about the city's weed abatement ordinance.In the North Bay, fire season has officially arrived in one community. The declaration is coming with little fanfare, instead a warning for homeowners to be ready for wildfire, despite a wet winter.Goodman has survived several wildfires in Sonoma County since 2017 and he doesn't want to relive nightmares of the past.
Fire Season has officially begun in Santa Rosa, and the June 5 declaration is a reminder to homeowners about the city's weed abatement ordinance, requiring everyone to clear tall grass and weeds from properties taller than four inches. Firefighters say after a drought-busting winter, wildfire threat is still there.
"We've received so much rain, it restored moisture levels, but I expect we'll still deal with typical grass fires this year," said Santa Rosa Fire Marshal Paul Lowenthal.If you're on the ABC7 News app,
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