Hello from Garfield! Updates from Executive Director Jody Opheim – October 19, 2026
Although I am sure everyone across the state is ready for the 2026 fire season to be over, sadly it is not. Several fires have popped up in eastern Washington…
Although I am sure everyone across the state is ready for the 2026 fire season to be over, sadly it is not. Several fires have popped up in eastern Washington…
Disaster preparedness and resiliency – especially for increasingly frequent wildfires – will be the focus of the inaugural session of a new workshop series designed for leaders of Washington’s smallest…
Four of Washington’s worst wildfire seasons have occurred in the last 12 years, including 2026 which is still quite active. We are already seeing the likely impact of a Super El Niño on the 2027 season, with record high temperatures forecasted for Eastern Washington in October and predictions of below-average precipitation statewide this winter.
Learn what your community can do to mitigate wildfire risk and respond to disaster when it strikes. Seating is limited to 20 people at most locations, so find the one nearest you and sign up to spend some time learning about how you can help your town be as ready as possible for the 2027 wildfire season.
Lunch will be provided for registered attendees. (This event is FREE.)