This is a look back at how Mirrormont's Firewise Program got started. For the current wildfire-risk-assessment program and this year's Chipper Days schedule, see "Firewise Update: Wildfire Season." Becoming a Firewise Community (2015) Mirrormont's Firewise Program began in 2015 with Chipper Week — later renamed Chipper Days — an overwhelming success with 117 participants stacking piles of brush and branches along neighborhood roads. Many residents had a backlog of years of ac

Mirrormont sits in a remote, wooded area on Tiger Mountain, which means that in a major regional emergency — an earthquake, a severe winter storm, flooding, or wildfire — we may be on our own for a week or longer before help arrives. Why It Matters Washington ranks among the highest states in the country for the number of natural hazards it faces. If a large disaster strikes, transportation may be disrupted by damaged roads or downed power, stores may quickly run out of suppl

Spring Clean-up began in the 1980s to help residents rid their property of unwanted and difficult to dispose of items. We have expanded...

Imagine moving to Mirrormont in 1963 when there were gravel roads, smaller trees, and only 18 homes scattered over 600 acres. Several of...

Thanks go to everyone who installed one of 164 street address signposts to help emergency personnel, friends, service providers, and...