Carson City Hazardous Fuels Collection Project

How it works

In a Carson City Board of Supervisors agenda item, the city described a federally funded project that would provide eligible homeowners with trailers and dumpsters for vegetation removal. The staff summary says the project runs over a period of six years and allows eligible homeowners to reserve a trailer or dumpster to be delivered to their homes for disposal of vegetation that was previously removed to create defensible space.

What the money covers

The official description is limited to collection support for vegetation removed for defensible-space work. The city does not describe any payment to homeowners, but instead says it will provide the trailer or dumpster service.

Amounts and matching

The agenda item states the award amount is $147,290 through December 26, 2028, with no local match obligation.

Timing and deadlines

The page ties the project to a grant period ending December 26, 2028. It does not give homeowner reservation windows or a public application deadline.

What to know before applying

This appears to be a homeowner support service tied to vegetation removal, not a retrofit rebate. The official text does not name a specific contractor list, billing method, or volume limits per property.