NEIGHBORHOOD GRANTS AVAILABLE
Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection District #2 offers grants to provide assistance to groups or individuals to encourage wildfire risk reduction within the boundaries of the fire district. The funds are administered by the DCRFPD #2 Board of Directors.
Examples of funded projects include: disposal fees; hauling and dumpster fees; volunteer expenses such as refreshments, transportation and food; mailing or advertising expenses to “get the word out”; and fuels modification costs.
“The creation and maintenance of defensible space is the primary focus of these grants,” states Tom Fay, manager for DCRFPD #2.
Contact DCRFPD #2 for more information and an application for funding – 318-0459.
Other grants are available to community groups seeking funds for wildfire risk reduction activities. Contact Kate Lighthall at Project Wildfire for more information at 322-6396. For further information on the Hazardous Fuels Reduction Program for Low Income Landowners, please contact Project Wildfire at (541) 382-1675.
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Bend:
Knott Landfill
April 21-29 , 2007
La Pine:
La Pine Transfer Station
May 5-6, 2007
Redmond:
Negus Transfer Station
May5-6, 2007
Sisters:
Fryrear Transfer Station
May 5-6, 2007
Sunriver:
Sunriver Compost Site
May 5-6, 2007 |