Under the proposed map, the percentage of the city considered at risk would increase to 51% ... in for insurance access and costs.” Austin Fire Department officials urge property owners to ...

Properties on the map are divided into three risk categories – A ... put themselves in for insurance access and costs.” Austin Fire Department officials urge property owners to make use ...

That’s because it would expand the risk map to include developments around small wildland areas, which are not currently included, according to a statement from the Austin Fire Department.

You can input your address into this City of Austin website to see your neighborhood’s risk ... and the Austin Fire Department contributed to the data that crafted this map.

It's that time of year, when high temperatures, dry soil and high winds combine to create fire weather concerns across ...

In August, CoreLogic, a research company that does risk analysis for the real ... fire experts are trying to overlay the same fire on a map of West Austin to determine the number of homes and ...

Austin was ranked fifth when it comes to wildfire vulnerability and recently, the city updated its risk maps, where tens of thousands of acres are considered at risk for fire danger. Watson said ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Austin Fire Department recognized the ... AFD’s Wildfire Division has a dedicated hub and map illustrating the wildfire risk in the metro area. Data on the map shows ...

done that are saying that the risk is bad – really bad." The threat is heightened in West Austin because of flora and topography that encourage fire to spread more quickly. The homes most in ...

How many people and properties are in the path of such a fire? A whole lot, not just in Austin but all over Texas. According to the risk assessment company Verisk, Texas is second only to ...

AUSTIN, Texas — The property solutions group CoreLogic has released its annual Wildfire Risk Report ... such as the Lahaina, Hawai'i fire in 2023 or the Bastrop County Complex Fire in 2011.

But the danger varies dramatically depending on exactly where you live. Currently, Californians can assess their risk using a set of maps released in 2007 by Cal Fire’s Office of the State Fire ...