$300,000 to fund neighborhood, community projects
By Summit Voice
SUMMIT COUNTY — Local homeowners and communities once have the opportunity to reduce wildfire risks to their neighborhoods through two grant programs, with a total of $300,000 available for mitigation projects.
Applications are due in late April, and some good info is online in this short video from the local wildfire council.
Working together, Summit County stakeholders have treated more than 4,600 acres since adoption of a community wildfire protection plan in 2006.
The ongoing hazardous fuels reduction program targets private landowners who coordinate community wide projects, including loosely affiliated contiguous homeowners and organized HOAs. Grant applications are online at the Summit County wildfire mitigation website. (more…)
Filed under: Environment, forest fires, Forest health, pine beetles, pine beetles and wildfires, Summit County Colorado, Summit County news | Tagged: Forest health, grants for fuel reduction, pine beetles, Summit County News, wildfire mitigation | 1 Comment »



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