Community Mitigation Grants

 
 

The Wildfire Adapted Partnership Community Mitigation Program offers neighborhoods grant funding if they have an active Neighborhood Ambassador. Depending on funding, WAP can offset a portion of the project costs for wildfire mitigation activities. The Neighborhood Ambassador is responsible for writing the scope of work and getting contractor bids. Most neighborhoods use the funding to mitigate common space or create shaded fuel breaks along their road rights-of-way. All projects will be inspected by Wildfire Adapted Partnership and Colorado State Forest Service (CSFS) upon completion. Residents must provide at least a 25% cash match.

Upon completion of the project, the Neighborhood Ambassador is required to make a short presentation at a Wildfire Adapted Fire Council meeting to discuss their project and lessons learned and provide before and after pictures.

Who’s Eligible: Communities with Neighborhood Ambassadors

What’s Needed: Application required.

Contact: Wildfire Adapted Partnership at 970-385-8909 or your County Coordinator for more details.

Los Ranchitos, La Plata County

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Aspen Trails, La Plata County

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Pagosa Lakes POA, Archuleta County

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Edgemont Highlands, La Plata County

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