Oregon’s wildfire crisis has become seasonal — and predictable.

•  Tens of thousands of acres destroyed yearly

•  Toxic smoke choking communities

•  Billions in economic damage

•  Families displaced and lives lost

And while fire crews and first responders risk their lives, our leaders sit on their hands — underfunded, unprepared, and unaccountable.

We don’t need more reaction.
We need prevention.
We need technology, urgency, and leadership.

1. • • We will need 4,000 ES drones in our skies.

     • These are large black spherical drones, 20 feet in diameter.

     • They are powered by solar energy and lithium batteries.

     • They will patrol 24/7/365 high above cities and forests.

     • They will each patrol a 25 square mile sector. 

     • They will patrol at approximately 1,000–3,000 ft AGL (above ground level), so to avoid planes.

     • They serve as command relays for smaller tactical drones in their sector. 

• • There will be close to 500,000 FT drones throughout the state.

  • These drones stay on the ground in a small building until needed to deploy.

  • They can go about 55MPH, meaning they can get to any fire within one minute.

  • There will be 20 FT drones for each 5 square mile zone.

  • FT drones may be borrowed from other sectors if need be, with a further emergency supply at the ready.