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Cal Fire and State Parks warn of rising wildfire risk; readiness and public safety tips offered
Summary
Cal Fire and California State Parks officials reported drying fuels and rising fire danger for Monterey and neighboring counties, outlined staffing and equipment ramp‑up plans for May and urged residents and park visitors to maintain defensible space, use fire rings and carry water or extinguishers.
Cal Fire and California State Parks officials used the county briefing to warn that warming, drying weather and stronger winds are increasing local fire danger and to provide preparation guidance for residents and park visitors.
Battalion Chief Josh (Sha Vera) said the region's fuel moisture is drying and grass and brush are already curing, contributing to scattered small fires in San Benito and Monterey counties. "We're seeing uh fuel moisture start to dry out," he said, adding that staff completed vegetation…
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