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1 California Fire Safe Council 2014 Grant Report December 2013 California Fire Safe Council 502 W. Route 66, Suite 17 Glendora, CA Contact: Executive Director Margaret Grayson California Fire Safe Council Announces Support to Help Communities Prevent Wildfire 2014 GRANT AWARDS ANNOUNCEMENT California Fire Safe Council (CFSC) is pleased to report on its 2014 Clearinghouse Awards. Executive Director Margaret Grayson announced grants for 38 projects spanning 30 counties in California that support CFSC s efforts to support fire risk reduction activities by landowners and residents in at-risk communities in California and Nevada. California Fire Safe Council would like to acknowledge the Cooperative Fire Program of the U.S. Forest Service, Department of Agriculture, Pacific Southwest Region for their continued support of this grant program. The 38 projects help California and Nevada communities respond to the growing concern over catastrophic wildfire and exemplify efforts to become more fire-safe and resistant to wildfire threats. These projects utilize current educational tools to spread the fire-safe message, engage community members and provide support to implement fuel reduction projects such as chipper programs and roadside and defensible space clearance. For more information on California Fire Safe Council s Grant Program, please visit GRANT AWARD SUMMARY Grants Submitted: 84 Value of Grants Submitted: $8,076,982 Value of Match Submitted: $10,064,232 Requested Acres Treated: 33,630 Acres Number of Counties Submitted: 40 Grants Awarded: 38 Value of Grants Awarded: $4,028,427 Value of Match Awarded $5,003,052 Projected Acres Treated: 17,793 Acres Number of Counties Awarded: 30
2 STATE FIRE ASSISTANCE GRANTS (BY COUNTY) With Cohesive Strategy Emphasis SFAX CONTRA COSTA Diablo Fire Safe Council (Oakland, CA) 2014 Filling in the Gaps (in Community Defensible Space) Funded: $178,320 Match: $178,320, Planning # PLACER/WASHOE North Lake Fire Protection District (Incline Village, NV) North Tahoe Bi-State Defensible Space Assistance Funded: $200,000 Match: $233,000 # MODOC Modoc Fire Safe Council (Alturas, CA) Modoc County Residential Assistance and Fuels Funded: $130,180 Match: $148,005 # SISKIYOU Black Mountain Fire Safe Council (Mount Shasta. CA) Black Mountain Fuel Reduction, Phase III Funded: $64,888 Match: $65,893 # MONTEREY Mid-Coast Fire Brigade (Carmel, CA) Long Ridge & Cushing Mountain Shaded Fuel Breaks Funded: $200,000 Match: $203,613 # SISKIYOU Butte Valley Fire Safe Council (Dorris, CA) Butte Valley Fire Safe Council Fuel Reduction Funded: $66,423 Match: $66,550 # NAPA Mount Veeder Fire Safe Council (Napa, CA) Old Ridge Road Shaded Fuel Break 2014 Funded: $68,516 Match: $139,290 # TRINITY Trinity County Resource Conservation District (Weaverville, CA) Highway 299 and Highway 3 Road Buffer Fuel Reduction project Funded: $99,025 Match: $130,088 # GRANT PROGRAM SUMMARY SFAX TOTAL GRANTS AWARDED: 8 VALUE OF TOTAL GRANTS AWARDED: $1,007,352 VALUE OF TOTAL MATCH AWARDED: $1,165,092 TOTAL PROJECTED ACRES TREATED: 1,451
3 STATE FIRE ASSISTANCE GRANTS (BY COUNTY) SFA AMADOR Amador Fire Safe Council (Pine Grove, CA) 2014 Fire Adapted Amador Funded: $110,000 Match: $110,000, # BUTTE Butte County Fire Safe Council (Paradise, CA) Defensible Space Chipper and Residents Assistance Funded: $125,000 Match: $125,000 # FRESNO, MARIPOSA, MADERA, TULARE Yosemite-Sequoia Resource Conservation & Development Council (North Fork, CA) Community Housing Improvement Program 2014 (CHIP) Funded: $58,300 Match: $68,378, Planning # HUMBOLDT County of Humboldt (Eureka, CA) Humboldt County Fire-Adapted Landscapes and Safe Homes Funded: $200,000 Match: $209,401, Planning # DOUGLAS Tahoe Douglas Fire Protection District (Zephyr Cove, CA) Tahoe Douglas Fire Adapted Communities Program Funded: $100,950 Match: $100,950 # HUMBOLDT Lower Mattole Fire Safe Council (Petrolia, CA) Mill Creek Road and Ridge Fuel Break Funded: $62,350 Match: $63,333 # EL DORADO El Dorado County Fire Safe Council (Diamond Springs, CA) 2014 EDCFSC Residential Defensible Space Project Funded: $200,000 Match: $224,889 # LOS ANGELES North Topanga Canyon Fire Safe Council (Topanga, CA) Route 27 Evacuation and Safety Enhancement Phase 3-Neighborhoods Funded: $92,000 Match: $ # EL DORADO Grizzly Flats Fire Safe Council (Grizzly Flats, CA) 2014 GFFFSC GF-12 Fuel Reduction Program Funded: $99,680 Match: $144,570 # LOS ANGELES City of Bradbury (Bradbury, CA) City of Bradbury Fire Hazard Reduction Plan, Stage 2 Funded: $95,000 Match: $95,000 #140053
4 STATE FIRE ASSISTANCE GRANTS (BY COUNTY) SFA Continued from Page 3 MADERA Eastern Madera Fire Safe Council (North Fork, CA) Willow Creek Healthy Forest and Watershed Protection Phase II) Funded: $92,100 Match: $101,405, # MONTEREY Carmel Views Community Association (Carmel, CA) Carmel Views Fire Fuel Abatement Program Funded: $99,200 Match: $203,884, # MARIN FireSafe Marin (San Anselmo, CA) Community-Based Defensible Space Management 2014 Funded: $48,960 Match: $84,812, Planning # MONTEREY White Rock Club (Carmel, CA) White Rock Strategic Fuel Break Project II Funded: $20,000 Match: $20,000 # MARIN Bolinas Fire Protection District (Bolinas, CA) Bolinas Wildfire Hazard Mitigation Program Funded: $13,950 Match: $14,000 # NEVADA Fire Safe Council of Nevada County (Grass Valley, CA) Nevada County Firewise Communities Funded: $73,700 Match: $101,818 # MARIPOSA Yosemite West Property & Homeowners Inc (North Fork, CA) Yosemite West Defensible Space Project Area YW-001 Funded: $7,020 Match: $7,020 # PLACER Northstar Fire Department (Northstar, CA) Fuels Management Maintenance 3 Funded: $44,000 Match: $44,000 # MARIPOSA Mariposa County Fire Safe Council (Mariposa, CA) Mariposa Countywide Cooperative Wildland Home Protection Assistance Program Funded: $131,688 Match: $144,029 # RIVERSIDE Mountain Communities Fire Safe Council (Idyllwild, CA) Fire Safe Communities Funded: $200,000 Match: $200,000 #140073
5 STATE FIRE ASSISTANCE GRANTS (BY COUNTY) SFA Continued from Page 4 SAN BERNARDINO Arrowhead Communities Fire Safe Council (Rim Forest, CA) 2014 Community Hazardous Fuels Reduction Project Funded: $50,000 Match: $50,000 # SANTA BARBARA Wildland Residents Association (Santa Barbara, CA) Community Alert Radio Show Funded: $21,197 (partial) Match: $21,197 Education # SAN BERNARDINO Big Bear Fire Protection District (Big Bear Lake, CA) 2014 Consolidated Big Bear Valley Chipping Program Funded: $199,500 Match: $199,500 # SANTA CLARA Santa Clara County Fire Safe Council (San Jose, CA) Defensible Space for Santa Clara County Communities at Risk Funded: $96,696 Match: $153,511 # SAN DIEGO R.C.D of Greater San Diego (Lakeside, CA) San Diego County Fuel Reduction Defensible Space and CWPP Program Funded: $200,000 Match: $200,000 # SANTA CRUZ Bonny Doon Fire Safe Council, Inc (Santa Cruz, CA) Warrenella Shaded Fuel Break Funded: $134,634 Match: $211,850 # SAN LUIS OBISPO San Luis Obispo County Community Fire Safe Council (San Luis Obispo, CA) SLO County 2014 Hazardous Fuel Reduction Program Funded: $199,985 Match: $254,499, Planning # SAN MATEO Fire Safe San Mateo County (Redwood City, CA) San Mateo County Residential Wildfire Hazard Reduction Program Funded: $58,580 Match: $65,200 # TEHAMA Tehama County Resource Conservation District (Red Bluff, CA) Rancho Tehama Fuel Reduction Funded: $131,060 Match: $139,189 Education. # VENTURA Ojai Valley Fire Safe Council (Ojai, CA) Enhancing Safety in the Matilija Canyon Extreme Hazard Zone Funded: $55,525 Match: $55,525 #140025
6 6 GRANT PROGRAM SUMMARY SFA TOTAL GRANTS AWARDED: 30 VALUE OF TOTAL GRANTS AWARDED: $3,021,075 VALUE OF TOTAL MATCH AWARDED: $3,837,960 TOTAL PROJECTED ACRES TREATED: 17,342 GRANT DISTRIBUTION by County Amador Butte Contra Costa Douglas El Dorado Fresno Humboldt Los Angeles Madera Marin Mariposa Modoc Monterey Napa Nevada Placer Placer/Washoe Riverside San Bernadino San Diego San Luis Obispo San Mateo Santa Barbara Santa Clara Santa Cruz Siskiyou Tehama Trinity Tulare Ventura GRANT RECIPIENT ORGANIZATION TYPE 25 Fire Safe Council 20 Fire Department/District Resource Conservation District Other Non Profit Number of Organizations Homeowner Association City Government
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