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Utah Wildfire Reduction Strategy / Catastrophic Wildfire Reduction Strategy
State of Utah Hazard Mitigation · State program
About $2 million of state funds for implementation, mainly fuels mitigation projects.
Utah has a state-funded wildfire reduction strategy that uses about $2 million for implementation, mainly fuels mitigation projects. The official page describes the effort as statewide, but it does not give a homeowner application path or a household award amount.
Program details
How it works
The State of Utah Hazard Mitigation page says lawmakers authorized approximately $2 million of state funds to create a Catastrophic Wildfire Reduction Strategy, and that those funds may only be used for implementation efforts, primarily fuels mitigation projects.
The page says six regional working groups were established to assess risk and prioritize projects across Utah. As the program matures, the state expects to improve landscape resilience through fuels mitigation and prescribed fire projects, assist and educate people in preparing for and withstanding fire events, and improve fire suppression response.
What the money covers
The source specifically mentions:
- Fuels mitigation projects
- Prescribed fire projects
- Public education and preparedness efforts
- Fire suppression response improvements
Amounts and matching
- Approximately $2 million of state funds were authorized.
- The page does not state a homeowner grant amount, match requirement, or reimbursement structure.
How to apply
The page does not provide a homeowner application process.
Timing and deadlines
The page does not provide a current deadline or open/closed application status.
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