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1 2013 California Fire Safe Clearinghouse Grant Awards Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy Focus- X Organization Name Project Name Funded Amount Match Provided Big Sur Land Trust Glen Deven Fuels Reduction Project- Eucalyptus Removal Phase 2 $120,000 $120,000 Butte County Fire Safe Defensible Space Chipper and Residents Assistance Program $125,000 $125,065 City of Weed South Weed Fuel Break $21,489 $151,156 Greater Alpine Fire Safe Defensible Neighborhoods 2013 (Phase 6) $200,000 $252,146 Greater Weed Area Fire Safe West Weed Fuel Reduction Project Phase II $26,950 $28,782 Horizon Hills Fire Safe Horizon Hills Fire Safety Project IV $14,000 $16,500 Mt. Pinos Communities Fire Safe Salmon River Fire Safe Six Minutes to Safety: Pine Mountain Escape Route Development and Defensible Space Establishment Bear Country Neighborhood Community Wildfire Protection Planning $125,000 $125,000 $15,000 $37,800 SW Riverside County FireSafe SW Riverside County Fuels Management $47,238 $211,300 Van Duzen Watershed Fire Safe Safe Homes Fuels Reduction Program $100,699 $101,844 TOTAL $795,376 $1,169,593
2 2013 California Fire Safe Clearinghouse Grant Awards Carnelian Woods Carnelian Woods Fuel Reduction Phase #3 $15,000 $15,000 City of Duarte Duarte Foothills Fire Protection Program $25,000 $25,000 Concerned Resource and Environmental Workers (CREW) Carpinteria/ Summerland Evacuation Route & Community Hazardous Fuel Reduction Project $30,000 $30,000 Diablo Fire Safe 2013 Community Defensible Space (in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties) $180,010 $180,010 Dunsmuir Fire Safe Dunsmuir Fuel Reduction Connection 2013-RCD $106,724 $116,790 Eastern Madera County Fire Safe Willow Creek Healthy Forest and Watershed Protection Phase I $107,690 $109,583 Fire Safe East Orange County Canyons SR-18 Hazardous Tree Removal $38,655 $58,123 Fire Safe of Siskiyou Greater Tehachapi Area Fire Safe Greater Valley Center Fire Safe Black Mt. Fuel Reduction Project Phase II The Great Escape: The Greater Tehachapi Escape Route Network Development and Defensible Space Establishment Lilac Corridor Fuel Reduction Phase II; Fire Wise Community Education; and Community Chipping Services $60,300 $64,822 $125,000 $125,000 $46,000 $48,095 Hayward Fire Department Hayward Ziele Creek Canyon Community Defensible Space Project $88,400 $88,400
3 2013 California Fire Safe Clearinghouse Grant Awards Highlands Community Fire Safe Committee Highlands Community Emergency Plan $72,600 $93,093 Honey Lake Valley RCD Diamond Mountain Forest and Meadow Restoration Project $200,000 $202,400 Juniper Flat Fire Safe Juniper Flat Defensible Perimeter Fuel Break Phase 2 $40,814 $41,492 Klamath River Fire Safe Klamath River Fuel Reduction Project Phase II $33,000 $35,452 Lake Shastina Property Owners Association (LSPOA) Lake Shastina Fire Fuel Reduction Program 2013 $50,000 $50,000 Lassen County Fire Safe Inc. Milford WUI Landscape Scale Fuel Treatments and Risk Assessments $200,000 $224,800 Mid Klamath Watershed Orleans/Somes Bar Community Fire Preparedness $122,626 $128,037 Modoc Fire Safe Modoc Residential Chipping Program and Landowner Assistance for Seniors and Disabled $65,050 $86,610 Monrovia Fire Department Monrovia Ready Set Go $118,678 $121,779 Mount Shasta Area Fire Safe Northeast Mount Shasta Fuel Reduction $102,750 $126,813 Ojai Valley Fire Safe City of Ojai Last Stand Fuel Break and Wildfire Safety Education $50,000 $50,000
4 2013 California Fire Safe Clearinghouse Grant Awards Orange County Fire Authority Cowan Heights Peter Canyon Fuel Reduction and Education $158,064 $267,544 Palomar Mountain Fire Safe 2012/13 PALOMAR MOUNTAIN FUEL REDUCTION PROJECT $200,000 $200,000 Pasadena Glen Fire Safe Thinning the Thicket $85,000 $85,214 Pine Valley Fire Safe Inc. GSOB Follow Up & Brush Chipping $87,400 $87,632 Plumas County Fire Safe Senior_ Disabled Defensible Space Assistance $55,000 $55,000 Quartz Valley Area Fire Safe Shackleford Creek Road Shaded Fuel Break $81,420 $86,792 Ramona West End Fire Safe Ramona West End Fuelbreak Maintenance Project $13,508 $60,388 Rancho Tierra Grande Association Rancho Tierra Grande Residential Chipping & Public Education Grant $58,384 $85,031 Resource Conservation District of Greater San Diego County in partnership with the Fire Safe of San Diego County SAN DIEGO COUNTY FUEL REDUCTION & CWPP PLANNING $200,000 $432,394 Resource Management R Ranch Community Hazardous Fuel Break Phase 2 $40,574 $40,936 San Luis Obispo County Community Fire Safe Inc SLO County Hazardous Fuel Reduction $199,997 $412,720
5 2013 California Fire Safe Clearinghouse Grant Awards Sea Ranch Fire Safe Sea Ranch Highway One Fuel Break $15,000 $15,000 Seiad Fire Safe Seiad Fire Safe Outreach Program and CWPP Development $8,120 $8,055 South Santa Clara County FireSafe Morgan Hill Hazardous Fuel Reduction Project $57,883 $128,698 Strawberry Flat Property Owners Association Strawberry Flat Safety and Stewardship $50,000 $65,295 Tehama County Resource Conservation District Bensen-Basler Road Shaded Fuel Beak $91,428 $100,514 The Meadows Fire Safe The Meadows Firesafe Forever $108,915 $155,641 Trinity County Resource Conservation District Burnt Ranch All Lands Fire Adapted Community Pilot Project $50,000 $50,600 Urban Corps of San Diego County 2012 Fire Fuel Reduction Program $187,720 $223,868 TOTAL $3,626,710 $4,582,621
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