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Fremont County Wildland Fire Management Program (Hazardous Fuels / Wildfire Mitigation cost-share)
Fremont County Fire Protection District / Fremont County Wildland Fire Management Program · County program
Up to $300,000 per project, with a 50/50 match requirement.
Fremont County Fire says homeowners in Fremont County can get cost-share help for wildfire fuel mitigation and forest-health work through the county’s hazardous fuels program. The program is described as funded by a Wyoming State Forestry Division grant and aimed at helping homes survive wildfire.
Program details
How it works
Fremont County Fire Protection District says the county’s Wildland Fire Management Program, also called the Hazardous Fuels program, uses a Western States Wildland Urban Interface grant to provide cost-share money for wildfire hazard mitigation for Fremont County residents. The program is presented as a cooperative effort involving county, state, and federal partners.
What the money covers
The official site says the grant provides cost-share monies for fuel mitigation and forest health activities. It also says the program’s goals include public education about fire-resistant construction techniques, ignition-resistant landscaping, and providing wildfire mitigation plans to reduce hazards in and around a homeowner’s property.
The site’s home-design and landscaping pages describe the types of work the program promotes, including defensible space, vegetation thinning, pruning, slash disposal, removal of dead trees, fire-resistant building materials, ember protection at vents and eaves, deck skirting, driveway access improvements, and emergency water supply planning. Those pages are educational guidance; the program page itself does not spell out a precise reimbursable item list.
Amounts and matching
The site says the Western States Wildland Urban Interface grant provides reimbursable financial assistance and that applications must provide a way to meet the 50/50 match requirement. It also says project requests may be up to $300,000.
How to apply
The site instructs interested applicants to complete a notice of interest form and submit it by email to the Senior Resource Forester – Fuels. It provides a program contact email for more information.
Timing and deadlines
The site shows the Western States Wildland Urban Interface application period as closed and says it closed on 2024-12-20. The page still describes the program as an existing county wildfire mitigation program, but the application window shown on the official page is not open.
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