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Lompoc Wildfire and Climate Adaptation Project Prioritization

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The Lompoc Wildfire and Climate Adaptation Project Prioritization will assist the Lompoc community in becoming more resilient in the face of climate related challenges such as wildfire threats, water resources, and extreme heat. The project will support the health and strength of the community by listening, exchanging knowledge, and creating a shared vision for projects that will proactively address different challenges the region faces.

The Santa Barbara County Wildfire Resilience Collaborative (WRC) will work with key community leaders and organizations to identify current and planned initiatives and opportunities to reduce wildfire risk and improve community resilience in the City of Lompoc and surrounding unincorporated areas. The WRC will then invite the community to prioritize these projects and add them to the Regional Priority Plan for Santa Barbara County. This will provide a formal path to potential funding and implementation.

  • This project is part of the larger Guadalupe-Lompoc Climate Action Initiative (GLI), a multi-year collaborative effort to support organizations and agencies across the region with capacity building, planning, project development, and community engagement so they can address wildfire risk, air quality, extreme heat, water resources, and food security.

  • The Guadalupe-Lompoc Initiative is a project of the Santa Barbara County Regional Climate Collaborative, a network of over 50 nonprofits, community-based organizations, education institutions, and businesses working together to advance climate mitigation and resilience efforts in Santa Barbara County. The Guadalupe-Lompoc Initiative is administered by the Community Environmental Council and funded by the State of California, through the office of Senator Monique Limón.

    View October, 2024 Press Release.

Your Voice Matters.

We are gathering input from Lompoc community members to better understand how we can reduce wildfire risks and improve preparedness and recovery from extreme weather events.

Upcoming Events

Learn more and get involved by attending these upcoming events.

  • Date & Time: April 16, 2025, 3:00pm-5:00pm
    Location: Location Santa Rita Village
    Host: C4 Lompoc Collective Cultures Creating Change, Lompoc Housing Authority
    Information: Join us for an afternoon of celebration, food, tabling by local organizations including information on wildfire resilience.

  • Date & Time: May 31, 10am-1pm
    Location: Cabrillo High School
    Host: Santa Barbara County Fire Safe Council
    Information: This meeting will invite the community to participate in planning that will address Lompoc's evacuation needs. Wildfire Resilience Collaborative team members will also be there to learn about Lompoc resilience needs and priorities from community member participants.

  • Date & Time: June 14, 2025, 11am-5pm
    Location: H Street, Old Town Lompoc
    Host: C4 Lompoc Collective Cultures Creating Change
    Information: Lompoc's Juneteenth celebration will include live entertainment, music and dance, food and drink, games and special guest speakers. The Wildfire Resilience Collaborative Team will host a table at the event to share information about climate resilience and to learn about community member resilience needs and priorities.

  • Date & Time: August 6, 2025, 5:30-8:00pm
    Location: El Camino Campus, 320 North J St
    Host: Lompoc Police Dept
    Information: The Wildfire Resilience Collaborative Team will host a table at the event to share information about climate resilience and to learn about community member resilience needs and priorities.

  • Date & Time: August 8, 2025, 5:00-8:00pm
    Location: Old Towne Market, 100 Block of South H St
    Host: Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau
    Information: The Wildfire Resilience Collaborative Team will host a table at the event to share information about climate resilience and to learn about community member resilience needs and priorities.

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