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Fire Prevention Grants can be used to address multi-property projects that concern hazard fuel reduction in areas in and around neighborhoods, subdivisions, and municipalities. Click the button above to see how CLERC has used this Fire Prevention Grant.
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Forest Health Grants can be used to address multi-property projects that concern hazard fuel reduction and ecosystem health in areas with larger-acreage, forested properties. Click the button above to see how CLERC has used this Forest Health Grant.
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The Northshore Fire Protection District is starting a fuels crew that is intended to help Lake County residents with lot clearing and hazard fuel reduction. Although their focus area will be on the Northshore, they will work across the county on vegetation management. Click the button above to learn more.
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With help from CLERC's 2019 Fire Prevention Grant, the South Lake Fire Safe Council operates a no-cost chipping program for Council members. Click the button above to learn more.
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Using funds from the 2019 Fire Prevention Grant, CLERC is offering no-cost tree dead tree removal for residents on Fox and Hoberg Drives on Cobb Mountain. To learn more, click the button above.
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Using funds from the 2019 Fire Prevention Grant, CLERC is reducing hazardous fuel loading along Bottle Rock Rd, while also employing practices that will enhance forest health by supporting biodiversity and stand health.
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