On Fire: Commission Report — Wildland Fire Mitigation and Management Commission, Elizabeth King
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Agenda slides titled On Fire: Commission Report, presented by Elizabeth King, CEM, a Wildland Fire Mitigation and Management Commission Member with the Department of Commerce. The agenda covers an overview of the Commission's final report, recommendations, and key themes and concepts. The slides say Congress took bipartisan action to establish the Commission, which found broad agreement that federal agencies alone cannot effectively address a challenge of this magnitude. Core themes include a call for greater collaboration, improved interoperability, and simplification of the wildfire system. Headings listed include Urgent New Approaches, Supporting Collaboration, Shifting to Proactive Approaches, and Investing in Resilience.
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- 2024 01 12 A31582 D264323 Commerce Wildland Fire Mitigation And Management Commission
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- 2024 01 12 A31582 D264323 Commerce Wildland Fire Mitigation And Management Commission
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“On Fire: Commission Report — Wildland Fire Mitigation and Management Commission, Elizabeth King.”
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Agenda Overview of the Commission Final report Elizabeth King, CEM ¢ Recommendations ¢ Key themes & Concepts Wildland Fire Mitigation and Management Commission Member Department of Commerce On Fire: Commission Report Congress took bipartisan action to establish the Wildland Fire Mitigation and Management Commission Key Concepts ee The Commission also found broad agreement that federal agencies alone cannot effectively address a challenge of this magnitude. This requires meaningful shared actions with a range of entities: states, local governments, Tribes, residents, non-governmental ... Key Concepts Taken together, these recommendations are intended to help lead the nation toward better wildfire outcomes including diminished loss of life and property, and functioning and resilient ecosystems. Overarching Themes Investing in Urgent New Resilience Approaches Dedicated & Holistic & sustained funding comprehensive structures Modernized Tools For Decision-Making Science, data Ove fa rc h [ n g Reciclon aking & technology Collaboration Proactive Action Workforce Planning, mitigating Supporting & & recovering with expanding SS resilience Enablin Beneficial Fire Fire-adapted ecosystems & communities Core themes within the Commission’s recommendations include a call for greater collaboration, improved interoperability, and simplification of the wildfire system. Supporting Collaboration Shifting to Proactive Approaches Summary Key Takeaways e Report contains 148 consensus recommendations in 340 pages which can be Summarized in seven key themes e Report is comprehensive but not exhaustive No single recommendation or sentence should be considered alone. Themes provide a more accessible way to encapsulate the Commission’s significant body of work. Contact Elizabeth King, CEM Energy Resilience and Emergency Management Director, Department of Commerce Elizabeth.king@commerce.wa.gov Commission Website https://www.usda.gov/topics/disaster-resource- center/wildland-fire/commission
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