Southern California fire chiefs have warned that a season of devastating wildfires is inevitable due to parched conditions following a dry winter. Fire officials emphasized the importance of preparedness and urged residents to create fire-resistant homes. They noted a direct correlation between the region's dryness and the likelihood of brush fires. As Santa Ana winds approach, officials stressed the need for evacuation readiness. Their collective presence illustrated the mutual aid agreement among agencies to combat the imminent fire threat effectively.
We can never let our guard down," said L.A. County Fire Chief Anthony Marrone, who helped lead the region through the January wildfires that destroyed thousands of homes, killed 30 people and cost billions of dollars.
``` We simply cannot have a fire engine in every driveway," he warned."
I can assure you when that 911 calls comes in and the fire is burning, there's smoke in the air, these firefighters operate as one," said California Office of Emergency Services Fire Chief Brian Marshall.
Because Southern California burns," said Ventura County Fire Chief Dustin Gardner.
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