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Forest Health and Community Wildfire Resiliency (CWR) Program
Washington State Conservation Commission · State program
SCC lists $1.25 million in fiscal year 2027 program funding, but no homeowner award amount is stated.
Washington State Conservation Commission funding supports conservation districts doing wildfire-resiliency work, including education, fire risk assessment, Firewise activities, and other practices that help protect homes and communities. The page says the commission received an additional $1.25 million for fiscal year 2027, but it does not publish a homeowner grant amount.
Program details
How it works
The Washington State Conservation Commission (SCC) says the Forest Health and Community Wildfire Resiliency (CWR) Program is a statewide conservation effort focused on wildfire resilience. The page explains that conservation districts have historically been local providers of forest health and community wildfire resiliency information, forest stewardship planning, fire risk assessment services, and incentives to implement recommended practices.
The program page also says SCC received additional funding for fiscal year 2027 and that the program supports actions that improve forest stand conditions and reduce forest fuels. A webinar and funding/application materials are posted for conservation district partners.
What the money covers
The page describes support for:
- Forest health and wildfire resiliency information for landowners and homeowners
- Forest stewardship planning
- Fire risk assessment services
- Incentives to implement recommended practices that improve forest stand conditions and reduce forest fuels
- Community resiliency activities such as Firewise USA, Fire Adapted Communities resources, Wildfire Ready Neighbors, and Ready Set Go
The page does not list a direct homeowner reimbursement menu or specific eligible purchase list.
Amounts and matching
SCC states it received an additional $1.25 million for the Forest Health and Community Wildfire Resiliency Program for fiscal year 2027, which runs 2026-07-01 to 2027-06-30. The page does not state a homeowner award cap, a per-project limit, or any matching requirement.
How to apply
The page provides an Apply Now link, along with program factsheet, guidelines, reporting, and webinar materials. It also posts a Supplemental Funding Request Application and a post-fire recovery needs survey for conservation district use. The page is written primarily for conservation districts and partner organizations rather than individual homeowners.
Timing and deadlines
The page says end-of-fiscal-year reporting is required and will be due 2026-07-10. It also says the program report and Climate Commitment Act report will be combined into one report for that fiscal year. The page does not list a homeowner application deadline.
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