This is not a Natural Hazard Disclosure statement. Open state data, explained; flood and dam zones are not covered. Details
Is my house in a fire hazard severity zone?
CoverageCalifornia: 58 counties, 1,618 cities and places
Fire mapsCAL FIRE: local areas 2025, state areas 2023
Also readearthquake fault, liquefaction and landslide zones, and fires since 1950
Not coveredflood and dam zones: official links in each result
PDF reportwithin 24 hours, $19
The official answerthe Natural Hazard Disclosure statement the seller owes
Machine access and service level
The service level we impose on ourselves
Regulation (EU) 2023/138 requires Member States to publish certain datasets — so-called high-value — free of charge, machine-readable, with an API and bulk download. We apply that level to this register, whether the law requires it or not.
- Free of charge — every page and every machine file on this site is freely accessible, with no account and no key.
- Machine-readable — manifest, field schema, real sample.
- With an API — 6 callable tools, described with their input schema and wired into the page for an agent.
- And as a bulk download — 97 fragments covering the whole dataset, enumerable and free.
⚠️ This register is not designated « high-value » in the legal sense: it is a service level we impose on ourselves, not a regulatory guarantee. Details for agents · catalogue.
Machine access8/9
This is not a badge: every line points to the file that proves it, and the only missing one is listed too.
- servedversioned manifest
- servedfield schema, with fill rates
- servedreal sample, read from a served fragment
- servedtools declared and served
- servedfree bulk download
- servedcallable MCP server
- servedllms.txt
- servedreal 404 page
- missinglog of agent visits to THIS site
