Monday, July 13, 2026
CitroTech expands wildfire prevention partner network across North America
CitroTech (NYSE American: CITR) said it has expanded its certified partner network from two organizations to 13 as it increases access to wildfire prevention services in fire-prone areas across the United States and Canada.
CitroTech (NYSE American: CITR) said it has expanded its certified partner network from two organizations to 13 as it increases access to wildfire prevention services in fire-prone areas across the United States and Canada.
The company said it has added partners in Florida, Montana and Washington after expanding operations in Colorado and maintaining an existing presence in California, including Los Angeles, San Diego and Sacramento. CitroTech also operates in Alberta, Canada.
"Effective prevention shouldn't come at the expense of the environment," said Kevin Schaff, Global Head of Business Development and Partnerships at CitroTech. "With our nontoxic, phosphate-free fire inhibitor, we're helping communities get ahead of risk in a safer, more responsible way. And by starting in the highest-risk areas, we're building a model for how wildfire prevention and asset protection can be done better."
According to the National Interagency Fire Center, more than 35,000 wildfires burned nearly 7.8 million acres in the United States during 2024. The company said states including California, Texas, Oregon, Arizona, Montana, Florida and Washington face some of the nation's highest wildfire risk.
CitroTech said more than 40 million homes are located in the wildland-urban interface, where developed areas meet fire-prone landscapes. More than 1.2 million homes in California are located in designated wildland-urban interface zones.
The company said its certified partners are trained to deploy its EPA Safer Choice-recognized fire inhibitor as part of a wildfire prevention strategy. The partner program includes product training, certification, continuing education and technical support, with training tailored to state regulations.
CitroTech said California remains its largest market, while Colorado has become another area of growth. The company plans to expand into Oregon, Texas, Arizona and New Mexico and said it aims to more than double its certified partner network by the end of 2026.
This report was written with the assistance of artificial intelligence.
The company said it has added partners in Florida, Montana and Washington after expanding operations in Colorado and maintaining an existing presence in California, including Los Angeles, San Diego and Sacramento. CitroTech also operates in Alberta, Canada.
"Effective prevention shouldn't come at the expense of the environment," said Kevin Schaff, Global Head of Business Development and Partnerships at CitroTech. "With our nontoxic, phosphate-free fire inhibitor, we're helping communities get ahead of risk in a safer, more responsible way. And by starting in the highest-risk areas, we're building a model for how wildfire prevention and asset protection can be done better."
According to the National Interagency Fire Center, more than 35,000 wildfires burned nearly 7.8 million acres in the United States during 2024. The company said states including California, Texas, Oregon, Arizona, Montana, Florida and Washington face some of the nation's highest wildfire risk.
CitroTech said more than 40 million homes are located in the wildland-urban interface, where developed areas meet fire-prone landscapes. More than 1.2 million homes in California are located in designated wildland-urban interface zones.
The company said its certified partners are trained to deploy its EPA Safer Choice-recognized fire inhibitor as part of a wildfire prevention strategy. The partner program includes product training, certification, continuing education and technical support, with training tailored to state regulations.
CitroTech said California remains its largest market, while Colorado has become another area of growth. The company plans to expand into Oregon, Texas, Arizona and New Mexico and said it aims to more than double its certified partner network by the end of 2026.
This report was written with the assistance of artificial intelligence.
