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Hazard Fuels Reduction Grants
Idaho Department of Lands · State program
Project grants; no homeowner amount stated
Idaho’s Department of Lands offers Hazard Fuels Reduction grants for wildfire-risk mitigation work on eligible lands. The official page is aimed at project applicants, not direct homeowner reimbursements, but it is a statewide wildfire mitigation funding source.
Program details
How it works
The Department of Lands says Hazard Fuels Reduction grants are funded by the USDA Forest Service, State and Private Forestry branch and are intended to fund fire-risk mitigation treatments on non-federal, non-industrial forest lands.
What the money covers
The page describes the program as similar to the Western States Fire Managers grant program and ties eligibility in Idaho to community wildfire planning documents. It is a fuels-reduction program rather than a house-repair program, so the funded work is mainly vegetation and wildfire-risk treatment on forested lands.
Timing and application details
The official page states that, in Idaho, a project must be explicitly identified in a Community Wildfire Protection Plan, Hazard Mitigation Plan, or equivalent document to be eligible. The page does not give a fixed homeowner payment amount or a direct homeowner application path.
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