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Park City Fire District Wood Chipping / Fuel Mitigation Program
Park City Fire District · City program
Free curbside wood chipping / fuel mitigation service
Park City Fire District offers a free wood-chipping/fuel-mitigation service for local residents to help reduce wildfire fuels around homes. Homeowners place deadfall and limbs at the curb, and the district collects and chips it at no cost.
Program details
How it works
The Park City Fire District runs a wood-chipping / fuel mitigation program for local residents in the district. Homeowners collect deadfall, limb up trees, and pile the material at the curb. The district then collects the material, chips it, and disposes of it.
What the service covers
The program is specifically aimed at reducing fuel buildup around homes and trees that can increase wildfire danger. The district describes it as a free wood-chipping program and a fuel mitigation effort.
Timing and deadlines
The program accepts requests seasonally. The official page says applications are available every spring and throughout the summer, Monday through Saturday. Another official district page says registration is now open and that chipping operations are anticipated to begin in a neighborhood on May 4 in that year.
Where it applies
The service is offered by the Park City Fire District to local residents in its service area, which includes Park City and the Snyderville Basin according to the district’s own language.
Contact
The official program page directs residents to email chipping@pcfd.org for questions or to submit requests.
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