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Utah Wildfire Fund
State of Utah · State program
At least $10 million statewide annually for wildfire prevention, preparedness, and mitigation efforts
Utah law creates a state wildfire fund and requires at least $10 million a year to be spent on wildfire prevention, preparedness, and mitigation efforts. The statute is a funding source, but it does not itself create a homeowner application program on the page reviewed.
Program details
How it works
Utah Code § 65A-8-217 creates the Utah Wildfire Fund and defines wildfire prevention costs as costs for prevention, preparedness, or mitigation efforts.
What the money covers
On the reviewed code page, the operative concept is broad wildfire prevention, preparedness, and mitigation. The statute is a funding authority, not a homeowner-facing application page.
Amounts and matching
The statute referenced in state budget materials requires a minimum annual expenditure of $10.0 million from the Utah Wildfire Fund for wildfire prevention, preparedness, and mitigation efforts.
How to apply
The code page does not describe a direct homeowner application process.
Timing and deadlines
The cited code page is effective November 6, 2025.
Important limitation for homeowners
This is included because it is a current state-level wildfire mitigation funding source. However, the official code page reviewed does not describe a homeowner grant or service program with an application path for individual households.
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