Boulder County Wildfire Mitigation Grants Open For Applications

Boulder County Wildfire Mitigation Grants Open For Applications Boulder county is now accepting applications for the fall cycle of strategic fuels mitigation grants (sfmg), which fund high impact wildfire mitigation projects. Boulder county opens applications for wildfire mitigation grants, aiming to reduce wildfire risks through projects funded by a local tax, with the current cycle ending on october 30, 2025.

Wildfire Mitigation Programs Boulder County Boulder county is seeking applications for the strategic fuels mitigation grant program (sfmg) to support large landscape and community wide forest and grassland management projects that reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire, protect water supplies, and promote resilient ecosystems. Boulder county, colo. – boulder county has released the application for the next round of strategic fuels mitigation grants (sfmg). project funding is available for local government agencies, fire protection districts, and community organizations to increase the pace and scale of wildfire mitigation across the county. Explore our interactive storymap to see where strategic fuels mitigation grant projects are happening, how funding is being used, and how these efforts are working toward reducing wildfire risk in our communities. Amid concerns about drought and low snowpack, boulder county's wildfire mitigation rebate program has opened for applications two months earlier than it typically does.

Wildfire Mitigation Programs Boulder County Explore our interactive storymap to see where strategic fuels mitigation grant projects are happening, how funding is being used, and how these efforts are working toward reducing wildfire risk in our communities. Amid concerns about drought and low snowpack, boulder county's wildfire mitigation rebate program has opened for applications two months earlier than it typically does. Applications will be reviewed by a selection committee of 3 5 professionals with fuels mitigation or planning expertise. committee members represent non governmental and local, state, and federal government stakeholder groups. Consultation partnering: have you consulted with a professional forester and or the boulder county wildfire partners forest and grasslands project coordinator in the early planning stages of your proposed project and completed a pre application project site visit?. For boulder county residents with limited incomes, wildfire partners offers additional funding opportunities to support wildfire mitigation projects. participants may qualify for awards covering up to 100% of eligible mitigation costs. Describe landowner participation in programs or activities that demonstrate their commitment to mitigation, such as wildfire partners (home assessments, community chipping, or rebate programs), the forest agriculture tax program, or the firewise program.