Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority (MWPA) Chipper Days for Fall 2022 have been expanded!

EXTRA CHIPPER DAYS ARE COMING TO MARIN THIS FALL! RESERVE YOUR SPOT NOW!

The MWPA Chipper Day program is proud to announce that it will be offering additional Chipper Days to Marin County residents this fall. The additional Chipper Days will begin on Monday, October 31st and run through the end of November.

As always, reservations are required to participate and all the normal rules and guidelines apply. To find your Chipper Day event and make a reservation, please visit chipperday.com/marin

May contain: word, text, number, symbol, and alphabet — MWPA Chipper Days Banner with website signup link

FAQS:

WHEN IS MY CHIPPER DAY EVENT?

Please visit our website at chipperday.com/marin and enter your address to find the date of your extra chipping event and make a reservation.

HOW DO I MAKE A RESERVATION?

Please visit our website at chipperday.com/marin, enter your address, select your event, and follow the instructions to make a reservation.

ARE THE NORMAL RULES AND GUIDELINES IN EFFECT FOR THESE EXTRA CHIPPING DAYS?

Our normal program rules and guidelines will be in full effect during these additional Chipper Days. All of this information can be found on the Chipper Day website. Participants who fail to abide by the program rules run the risk of being prohibited from taking part in future Chipper Day events.

WHAT ELSE DO I NEED TO KNOW?

Please ensure that you have a reservation before you begin assembling your pile. The Chipper Day program is not responsible for any unregistered piles and/or piles that are placed out after an event has begun. These piles will not be picked up under any circumstances. Thank you for your cooperation.

I STILL HAVE A QUESTION

Visit chipperday.com/marin or e-mail chipper@firesafemarin.org

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