Idaho Governor Brad Little has unveiled a new report detailing ten priorities aimed at mitigating the impacts of wildfires in the state for the upcoming 2024 and 2025 seasons. The report emphasizes a coordinated approach to wildfire prevention and response, highlighting the need for better fuel management, improved emergency communication, and legislative reforms regarding wildfire liability for utilities and insurers. Following a wildfire roundtable held in 2023, the report incorporates feedback from four workgroups addressing critical issues, including collaboration with federal agencies and local governments. As the state faces ongoing wildfire threats, with recent evacuation orders in areas like Stanley due to active fires, the recommendations stress the importance of timely communication and effective evacuation plans. The report also calls for enhanced access to aviation assets for wildfire response and the development of mutual aid agreements across agencies. Governor Little's initiative reflects a proactive strategy to safeguard lives and property against the increasing wildfire risks in Idaho.