Forest Health & Wildfire Mitigation cost share grant programs

How it works

The City of Show Low, together with the University of Arizona / Navajo County Cooperative Extension Office, offers forest health and fire mitigation assistance to residents of Show Low. The page says several staff members are available to confer with homeowners or home builders about existing homes or proposed residential structures. They are described as professionals with experience in forest health, fire suppression, and mitigation.

The staff can also meet with a Home Owners Association (HOA), developers, or contractors to help plan forest health and wildfire mitigation on a neighborhood-wide or subdivision basis. The city says it works closely with the Forestry Division of the Arizona State Land Department, the U.S. Forest Service, and local fire districts to coordinate this assistance.

What the money covers

The page identifies the grant programs as "forest health and fire mitigation cost share grant programs." It does not list covered expenses, specific eligible projects, reimbursement rules, or whether the program pays upfront or after work is completed.

Amounts and matching

No funding amount, maximum award, or cost-share percentage is stated on the page.

How to apply

The page does not provide an online application, written application steps, or submission materials. For questions, it directs homeowners to contact Lloyd Wilmes at 928-367-4588 or the Navajo County Cooperative Extension Office at 928-524-6271.

Timing and deadlines

The page does not state whether funding is currently open, any application deadline, or any start/end dates.