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Oregon Fire Hardening Grant Program

Oregon Building Codes Division · State program

Up to $6,000 with a 20% match

The state runs a fire-hardening grant program that Linn County homeowners can access through the county, paying for approved wildfire home-hardening work. The official guidance says the grant can cover up to $6,000 for eligible measures, with a required 20% match.

Last verified: August 19, 2026
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Program details

How it works

Oregon’s Fire Hardening Grant Program is a state program administered through county partners, including Linn County. Homeowners apply through the program process set up for the county, and if approved, can receive grant assistance for wildfire hardening work on a home.

What the money covers

The official guide says the program pays for eligible wildfire home-hardening improvements. The state describes the program as a way to help homeowners make their homes more resistant to wildfire damage.

Amounts and matching

The guide states a maximum grant amount of $6,000 and a 20% match requirement. The exact eligible costs, payment mechanics, and whether reimbursement or direct payment is used should be confirmed in the program paperwork.

Timing and deadlines

The source is an official program guide, but it does not state a current open/close date on the page we reviewed.

Notes for Linn County homeowners

Linn County is one of the counties the state partnered with for administration of the program, so Linn County residents are specifically included in the county rollout.

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