The following survey is designed to collect your valuable insight about wildfire risk and preparedness. Your answers will inform the next Community Wildfire Protection Plan, which sets priorities and helps raise funds to address the threat. The survey takes about 10 minutes to complete and is open until Aug. 28. Fremont County emergency management and local fire protection districts thank you for participating.

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1. Your Name (optional)

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2. Your zip code (mandatory) (Required.)

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3. Your email address if you are interested in receiving more information (optional)

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4. How would you describe your Fremont County residence?

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5. Were you affected by the Aspen Acres or any other wildfire in the past year? Please briefly explain.

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6. Colorado's forests are generally characterized as in poor condition. What do you think is the greatest challenge to the health of Fremont County forests?

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7. How concerned are you about a future wildfire near your residence?

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8. How important do you think it is to protect the following from wildfire? Rank from most important to least.

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9. Others (please list).

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10. I believe my county and local community/subdivision are prepared for a wildfire.

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11. Please explain why or why not.

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12. Do you feel confident that you can easily receive timely and reliable information in the event of a local wildfire?

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13. Have you signed up for the Fremont County Everbridge system that contacts you with a reverse 911 call to your phone number provides information to your phone number in case of an emergency situation?

If not and you want to register to receive emergency alerts for Fremont and Custer counties please do so at crca911.colorado.gov.

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14. I believe actions should be taken to mitigate wildfire risk.

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15. How acceptable to you are the following approaches to address wildfire threat in Fremont County.

  Extremely acceptable Very acceptable Somewhat acceptable Not so acceptable Not at all acceptable
Property owners thinning trees on their own property
Land managers thinning trees on public land
Creating shaded fuel breaks, also known as “patch” cutting trees
Pile burning
Controlled or prescribed burns
Managed natural fire

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16. Which of the following wildfire-preparedness activities have you completed at your primary Fremont County residence?

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17. How much would any of the following encourage you to take action to reduce wildfire risk on your residence?

 
Financial assistance
Information about what needs to be done
Understanding the wildfire risk level on my property
Help doing the physical work (thinning trees)
Assistance in removing cut vegetation or debris (ex. with county provided dumpsters/chippers)
A list of recommended contractors that could be hired to do the work
Encouragement to do the work (ex. a community wildfire cleanup day)
Assistance in hardening the home (to address roof, porch, chimney, gutters, etc.)

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18. Do you have an Evacuation Plan?

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19. Flooding and debris flow events may occur following wildfire. How important is it to you to protect the following assets from such events?

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20. Thank you for your time. Is there anything else you would like to add?

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