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Colorado and Utah mandate fire-resistant homes and defensible space in high-risk areas to cut ignition risk by up to 40%.
Colorado and Utah have enacted statewide wildfire resilience codes for homes in high-risk areas, requiring fire-resistant construction and defensible space to reduce ignition risk by up to 40%.
Colorado’s new law, passed in 2023, mandates adoption by next spring, overcoming industry opposition over costs.
Utah now requires all high-risk areas to comply by January, expanding its existing standards.
Similar codes exist in California and Nevada, while Oregon reversed its efforts due to controversy.
The Mountain West News Bureau reported on the initiative.
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Colorado y Utah exigen casas resistentes al fuego y espacio defendible en áreas de alto riesgo para reducir el riesgo de ignición hasta en un 40%.