Forum: Fire in Idaho: Mitigation, Preparedness, and Response

 Forum: Fire in Idaho: Mitigation, Preparedness, and Response

As wildfire seasons grow longer and more complex across the West, Idaho communities are facing urgent questions about prevention, preparedness, and resilience. Join us for an engaging conversation on the realities of wildfire in Idaho — from forest management and community mitigation strategies to emergency response and long-term recovery. Hear from experts and practitioners working on the front lines as they explore how local governments, agencies, organizations, and residents can work together to reduce risk, protect communities, and prepare for the future of fire in Idaho.

Panelists:

• Juan Bonilla, Valley County Emergency Manager
• Scott O'Connel, Regional Disaster Officer for the American Red Cross of Idaho and East Oregon

Moderated by:

Brittany Brand, Director, The Resilience Institute at Boise State University

Tickets:

Members: $15 coffee only | $32 with lunch

Non-members: $25 coffee only | $42 with lunch

Date & Time: Wednesday, June 24th

doors open early at 11:30 AM, program 11:55 - 1:00 PM

Location: The Idaho State Museum

610 Julia Davis Dr, Boise, ID 83702

Parking: Parking is limited at this location. We encourage guests to plan extra time for arrival.

Sponsored tables of 8 are available for $500. Please email neva@cityclubofboise.org to reserve a table.