Community Wildfire Prevention Grant Program
The application period is now CLOSED. The 27/28 grant cycle will open in winter 2027.
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Program Summary
The grant program is intended to enhance existing forest management and fuel reduction projects/activities, and/or support new projects and programs, with the main objective of reducing the threat and intensity of wildfire in the Truckee and Donner Summit Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) and better preparing communities for wildfire.
ELIGIBILITY
Eligible projects are limited to the geographic area of the Truckee Fire Protection District
ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS: ((see Procedural Guide for details and restrictions):
Private, non-industrial landowners
Local Agencies / Special Districts
Native American Tribes
Incorporated non-profit organizations
Unincorporated non-profit entities
Privately held, for-profit companies or corporations
See the Grant Procedural Guide for additional information and eligibility requirements.
Qualifying Projects
The Grant Program will provide funding for three different project categories. See “Appendix B – Eligible Project Examples” in the Procedural Guide for qualifying AND non-qualifying examples for each category:
✓ Forest Fuels Reduction [FFR]
✓ Community Wildfire Preparedness [Prep]
✓ Wildfire Prevention Education [Ed]
Past Grant Workshops:
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Past Community Wildfire Prevention Grant Projects
Resources
FY 2026/2027 Procedural Guide - Applicants are required to read this document in its entirety, as it includes important information on program requirements and how to apply.
Application Workbook - Use this to prepare your answers PRIOR to starting the online application.
Truckee Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP)
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This funding opportunity, made possible through Measure T, supports local efforts within the Truckee Fire Protection District to reduce wildfire risk, improve forest health, and enhance community preparedness.