North Valleys Post-Fire Resources & Support Event
- Rob Pierce
- 11 hours ago
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North Valleys Post-Fire Community Resource & Support Event
September 21, 2026 | 6:30–8:00 PM
Granite Hills Baptist Church
Are you concerned about how the fires have affected you, your family, and our community? Are you looking for answers, support, or information about resources available to help you and your loved ones get your lives back on track?
Join us from 6:30–8:00 PM for a collaborative community effort with UNR Cooperative Extension and SKCO, focused on connecting North Valleys residents with post-fire support, resources, and services.
This event is an opportunity for our community to come together, share information, listen to one another, and begin looking not only at recovery, but at how we can become stronger and better prepared for the future.
What This Event Will Provide
This gathering will provide an opportunity to:
Connect with available post-fire recovery resources and support services
Get answers to questions about recovery and available assistance
Share your concerns, needs, and experiences
Connect with organizations and community partners
Help organizations better understand the needs of our community
Build stronger connections as we continue the recovery process
Learn about wildfire preparedness, mitigation, and community resilience
Explore how neighborhoods can work together to reduce wildfire risk
Silver Knolls Is Leading the Way
Silver Knolls is already a recognized Firewise USA® community, and SKCO has been working to help our residents prepare for wildfire, reduce risk, and build a more resilient community.
The Firewise USA® program, administered by the National Fire Protection Association, provides a framework for neighbors to work together to reduce wildfire risk to homes and throughout their community. Firewise communities assess their wildfire risk, develop action plans, and take meaningful steps to improve their preparedness and resilience.
Learn more about the Firewise USA® program.
But our work doesn't stop there.
Building a Fire Adapted Community
A Fire Adapted Community takes a broader, community-wide approach to living safely with wildfire. Residents, neighborhoods, fire agencies, local governments, businesses, and community organizations all have a role in preparing for wildfire, reducing risk, improving response, and strengthening recovery.
Learn more about Fire Adapted Communities.
SKCO can help your neighborhood get started.
If your neighborhood is interested in pursuing Firewise USA® recognition, we can help you understand the process, connect with resources and partners, and work with your neighbors to develop a plan for reducing wildfire risk.
You don't have to figure it out alone.
Silver Knolls has already taken these steps, and we want to share what we've learned with other neighborhoods throughout the North Valleys. By working together, we can help more neighborhoods become recognized Firewise communities and build a more fire-adapted and resilient North Valleys.
Our Community. Our Family. Our Future.
The North Valleys deserves to be heard, supported, and connected to the resources it needs—not only as we recover from recent fires, but as we prepare for the future.
SKCO has worked hard to keep our community informed and connected to important resources. But this work is personal to us because we are part of the North Valleys too.
We live here.We care about our neighbors.We are family.
September 21, 2026 | 6:30–8:00 PM
Granite Hills Baptist Church
Bring your questions. Share your concerns. Connect with your community.
Together, we can recover, rebuild, prepare, and move forward—stronger, safer, and more resilient.
Our Community. Our Family. Our Future.




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