Sonoma Water Wildfires Response

Sonoma Water is committed to continuing to provide updated information about watershed fire recovery to the public. In order to inform the public about the severity of potential hazards resulting from impacts of fires and the coming rainy season, Sonoma Water is part of a group of agencies implementing a comprehensive outreach plan, including the following:

  • Cautionary road signs placed at the entry of areas at high risk for mudslides, flash floods, and debris flows.
  • Postcard mailings to medium and high risk neighborhoods with information about potential hazard risks, risk mitigation, warning systems, and how to find more information.
  • Paid advertisements updating the community about the threat and severity of ongoing hazards.

If you have any questions regarding ongoing communication, feel free to Contact Us and let us know.


For More Information

For the most current information on the fires visit www.SoCoEmergency.org


Wildfire in Sonoma County

Wildfires are unplanned fires that burn in natural areas like forests or grasslands. These dangerous fires spread quickly and can devastate not only wildlife and natural areas, but also communities. For information on how to prepare for a wildfire, visit the prepare page Wildfire Readiness.


Red Flag Warning

Red Flag Warnings are issued by the National Weather Service, when a there is a combination of warm temperature, low humidity and strong winds expected. With these factors combined, there is an increased risk of fire danger and potential for ignited fires to spread rapidly.


Emergency Operations websites


View past wildfire response