RCPP Crisis to Opportunity: Sierra Nevada Recovery & Resilience

How it works

The Tulare County Resource Conservation District (RCD) says this "RCPP Crisis to Opportunity: Sierra Nevada Recovery & Resilience" program may provide financial assistance. The page tells interested property owners to complete the form below to get started and learn more.

The form collects:

• First name
• Last name
• Phone number
• Email
• Whether you have ever worked with FSA and/or NRCS
• Whether there is a dead or dying tree on the property
• Acres of property
• Property location
• A brief description of the concern

For questions, the page says to contact Makenna at (559) 734-8732 ext. 3183.

What the money covers

The page does not give a dollar amount, reimbursement rate, or specific treatment list. It only says financial assistance may be available.

Eligibility and property focus

The page is aimed at properties where there is a dead or dying tree on the property, and it frames the issue as a wildfire-risk concern. It asks for acreage and property location, which suggests the program is intended for forested or land management projects rather than a house-only retrofit.

Timing and deadlines

The page does not list an application deadline or end date on the program form page itself.

Important note

The page does not state whether the assistance is a grant, reimbursement, or direct service, and it does not provide any matching requirement or maximum award.