Wildland Fire Assessment Program
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The Wildland Fire Assessment Program (WFAP) is a joint effort by the U.S. Forest Service and the NVFC to provide departments with training on how to properly conduct assessments for homes located in the wildland-urban interface (WUI). This is the first program targeted to volunteers that specifically prepares them to evaluate a home and provide residents with recommendations to protect their property from wildfires in order to make their community more fire-adapted. This is a four module course.
If applicable, please download handouts before beginning the course.
**Please note - an updated version of this course will be available in spring 2025
Ron Roy
Ron Roy is currently a Division Chief at Douglas County Fire District #2 (WA), assigned as the District’s Volunteer Coordinator. Ron is a native of Eastern Washington and started his fire service career at Chelan County Fire District #1 in Wenatchee in 1973. He has been involved with training and education as a recruit instructor, including Burn to Learn and Search and Rescue at the Washington Fire Training Academy. He joined the Washington State Firefighters Association board in 2000 and served as President for three years. Ron also volunteers as one of two Directors to the NVFC and serves as the NVFC Wildland committee Chair. Ron lives, works, and volunteers where he was born and raised in Eastern Washington.
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