Support below-market rate (BMR) for-sale replacement housing for former and current homeowners who are fire survivors.

Speed up the creation of affordable housing both within the Almeda Fire footprint and other developed areas of Jackson County.

Develop new tools to allow renters who are fire survivors to own a home.

Promote wildfire risk reduction standards as a potential approach to reducing residential insurance premiums.

Support infill commercial development along the Highway 99 corridor and Phoenix’s and Talent’s downtown areas.

Utilize urban revitalization tools to create conditions likely to produce or hasten favorable future commercial development.

Provide long-term behavioral health services for wildfire survivors.

Determining and implementing processes to reduce hazardous fuels throughout the community.

Commission a traffic study that would provide the verifiable data needed to seek funding for improvements along main evacuation routes.

Create a multi-layered/redundant Emergency Notification System.

Promote connected streets with a minimum of two ways in and out for new subdivisions.

Establish uniform defensible space standards.

Recommend following the wildfire construction provisions in the Oregon Residential Specialty Code (ORSC).

Establish more robust and sustainably funded education programs to train residents about fire-safe construction, fire-resistant landscaping, and defensible space.

Institutionalize and align the efforts of JCC LTRG and Rogue Valley Community Organizations Active in Disaster (RV COAD).

Leverage the Envision Bear Creek Plan to secure long-term funding for fuels reduction, maintenance, security, and enhancements.

Encourage multilingual communications in all notifications, literature, and meetings related to recovery, adaptation, and resiliency.

Identify available funding sources and partners to help reduce food insecurity.

Improve mobility options and headways between residential neighborhoods, employment centers, and commercial areas.

Encourage sustainable development strategies to help maintain equilibrium in the built environment and the natural systems of Jackson County.

Work to improve factors that influence health outcomes.