Bitter Root RC&D
Stewards of the Rural Community
Hazardous Fuels Reduction
Roaring Lion Fire
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Are you a landowner concerned about the health of your forested property?
Do you live in a fire prone area?
Do you have unhealthy or hazardous tree fuel build-up that needs to be thinned?
Then you may qualify for a 50x50 Cost Share Hazardous Fuels Reduction grant.
Hazardous Fuels Treatment Grant funding may be available to assist private landowners and communities living in the Wildland-Urban Interface within Missoula, Mineral and Ravalli Counties as follows:
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Assist private landowners and communities reduce hazardous fuels while improving forest health on private lands, and
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Help landowners create and maintain defensible space around their homes from wildland fire, and
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Improve the health and vigor of private forest lands.
Applications from individual landowners, groups of homeowners, and communities are solicited yearlong.