Resources
The following is a list of resources we believe could be helpful to those who have been affected by the Creek Fire. Please note that we have not fully vetted these resources. We will attempt to keep this page as updated as possible. If you have any suggestions for additional resources to add or any suggested updates to this page, please email us at rebuildoursierra@gmail.com.
GOVERNMENT
Assemblyman Jim Patterson's Clean Up Guide:- Those who want to use a licensed contractor and pay for cleanup with their insurance can officially opt-out of the government cleanup.
- If you have insurance and want to use the government cleanup, you can, but you must agree to give the “debris removal” portion of your insurance payout to the state.
- Make sure you property is on the county’s structure status map.
- If your residence is not listed on the structure status map, call the County of Fresno at (559) 600-5000.
- Video for reference
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
- Pioneer Logging
- Clean up at special rates
- 559-855-4339
- support@pioneer-logging.com
- Sierra Elementary
- Furniture for Creek Fire victims
- Contact Brynn Hayden on facebook
- Salvation Army at Sierra Lutheran Church
- Food
- 32410 Rockhill Ln. Rm 1 Auberry (Monday 9-10am)
- 559-835-9390
MORE RESOURCES
Erosion Resources
- Post-Fire Erosion Control Clinic 11/14/20
- Preservation of Existing Vegetation
- Hydraulic Mulch
- Hydroseeding
- Soil Binders
- Straw Mulch
- Geotextiles and Mats
- Wood Mulching
- Compost Blanket
- Soil Preparation – Roughening
- Non-Vegetative Stabilization
- Silt Fence
- Sediment Trap
- Check Dams
- Fiber Rolls
- Gravel Bag Berm
- Sandbag Barrier
- Straw Bale Barrier
- Temporary Silt Dike
- Compost Socks and Berms
- After The Fire: Dos and Don’ts
- After The Fire: Post Fire Restoration
- After The Fire: Straw Mulching
Fresno County Recovers
Demo & Rebuild Resources
FEMA Navigation Assistance
Financial/Disaster Relief
Forest Service Specific Updates
- USFS Sierra National Forest Clean up and Debris Removal information
- Creek Post-Fire BAER Soil Burn Severity Information
- National Forest Homeowners – Post-Fire FAQ
- Wildfire Ash: Impacts on Forage Crops
- Camp Fire Implication on Livestock Grazing
- Estimating The Cost of Replacing Forage Losses on Annual Rangeland
- Farm Service Agency 2020 Fire Recovery Assistance
- Farm Service Agency Wildfire Assistance