Follow the official incident source
The National Interagency Fire Center publishes national fire information and links to incident resources. A national summary helps establish broader context, but property owners should use the responsible local authorities for current instructions affecting them. A marketing article or old screenshot should not be treated as an emergency update.
Keep a separate planning file
For work arranged ahead of time, collect your property assessment, contractor proposals and maintenance records. Note questions prompted by news without assuming that a reported event proves how a particular product will perform. A fire elsewhere does not establish the correct treatment footprint on your land.
Use WTG for planned work
WTG provides planned vegetation pretreatment, not emergency dispatch or evacuation advice. Share your address and project priorities to discuss suitability and scheduling under appropriate conditions. If an incident affects the area, follow official instructions and communicate any access changes when it is safe to do so. Never delay an official evacuation to arrange property work.