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information days for fire safety before the start of the fire season

Within the scope of the EU-funded Co-Resilience Project (BSB00026), PP4 Kameno Municipality with the support of PP2 Regional directorate Fire safety and civil protection Burgas organized rural areas information days for fire safety before the start of the fire season.  

Schedule for info days in Burgas Region:

·         Vetren district - municipality of Burgas – 27.04.2026, 10-12:00 h., Community Center;

·         Banevo district - municipality of Burgas – 27.04.2026, 13-15:00 h., Community Center;

·         Village Gramatikovo - municipality of Sozopol – 29.04.2026, 10-12:00 h., Village Hall;

·         Village Novo Panicharevo - municipality of Primorsko – 29.04.2026, 14-16:00 h., Village Hall;

·         Town of Malko Tarnovo - municipality of Malko Tarnovo – 30.04.2026, 10-12:00 h., Community Center;

·         Village Troyanovo - municipality of Kameno – 07.05.2026, 10-12:00 h., Village Hall;   

·         Village Rusokastro - municipality of Kameno – 07.05.2026, 13-15:00 h., Village Hall;

·         Village Livada - municipality of Kameno – 08.05.2026, 10-12:00 h., Village Hall;  

·         Village Trustikovo - municipality of Kameno – 08.05.2026, 13-15:00 h., Village Hall;   

·         Town of Bulgarovo - municipality of Burgas – 12.05.2026, 10-12:00 h., Community Center;

The training activities will take place within 2 astronomical hours on the territory of each village. Lectors are experts in fire safety from the Regional directorate Fire Safety and Civil protection.

The event aims to:

·         Understand the main causes of wildfires in their area.

·         Recognize how landscape and household choices affect fire risk (fuel, ignition sources, access).

·         Apply simple, low-cost prevention measures (defensible space, safe debris burning, equipment checks).

·         Draft a basic neighborhood/community wildfire action plan and roles for prevention & first response.

·         Perform a household/field risk assessment and identify three immediate actions to reduce risk.

·         Know how to access early-warning information and who to call / report a fire.

???? Visibility: All participating will receive brochures.

 

 The event is open for the general public and doesn’t require to subscribe for participation!