Can't reply to `valley-green` since their post was reported. But I genuinely am sorry if this came off as an affront to firefighters as they do work incredibly

Can't reply to `valley-green` since their post was reported. But I genuinely am sorry if this came off as an affront to firefighters as they do work incredibly hard. What I mean to say is that there is a more general public, government-led effort required to cut back fire risk; in no particular order: * more controlled burns * continue to upgrade firefighting capabilities * continue to hire more firefighters * enhance preventative maintenance of power lines by cutting back brush * enhance power infrastructure by insulating or burying lines