Glendale's High Fire Hazard Zones
	The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CalFire) has developed recommendations related to urban development immediately adjacent to wildland, where the designated fire hazard level is based on the density of the surrounding vegetation. An ordinance was passed in Glendale on June 10 that adopts these recommendations and designates certain areas of the city as "very high fire safety hazard severity zones." Proposed Fire Hazard Zones in Glendale
	Keep the public right-of-way clear!
	For the safety of those who use our sidewalks and streets, the Glendale municipal code lists certain requirements regarding street, sidewalk, curb and easement cleanup. Neighborhood Services Flyer

Landscape Guidelines for Hillside Development

Poison Oak Brochure

VMP brochure

VMP Ordinance

VMP Reference Site

Vegetation Management Program
Annual Vegetation Inspections
Hazardous Vegetation Clearance Requirements
City Open Space Management
High Fire Hazard Area Disclosure Information
Reporting A Fire Hazard
California Fair Plan Insurance In The City Of Glendale
Landscaping
Deer Browsing
Oak Tree
FireWise Communities / USA
Fire Road
FAQ's Regarding Common Fire Hazard Concerns
Public Information Web Site Links

Bearberry, manzanita Arctostaphylos uva-ursi,	Dwarf coyote brush Baccharis pilularis	Natal plum Carissa grandiflora	Wild lilac. Ceanothus griseus horizontalis
Sageleaf rockrose Cistus salviifolius	Algerian ivy, English ivy.	Sunrose, Helianthemum	Aaron's beard Hypericum calycinum
L. montevidensis Trailing lantana.	Dwarf rosemary Rosmarinus officinalis
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