Notice of Roadside Fuels Reduction on Skyway Rd in Magalia to Improve and Enhance Community Safety
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Press Release
Coming Soon! Pilot teachers wanted: New 6th Grade Education Program – Wildfire in the Foothills
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Cohasset Forest Management Plan 2021
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Announcing additional Chipper funding!
Due to generous grant awards, the Butte County Fire Safe Council has received additional funding which allows us to offer our Chipper program through the remainder of 2021. Program availability is first-come, first-served and will remain available until funds are exhausted. Sign up online here: Chipper Program – buttefiresafe.net
Become a partner – help distribute the Forest Health Guidebook!
Do you have a small (or large) business in Butte County? Would you like to help efforts which improve Wildfire Safety in our communities? Please consider becoming a community partner and help us distribute our new Guidebook. We are happy to deliver multiple copies for your location to hand out to customers – these guidebooks are[…]
Chipper Funding is Available NOW!!
Click here to download: We have funding available for our No-Cost Chipper Service! Coverage is first-come first-Served so please sign up ASAP to get on our list! Call 530-877-0984 or visit our website for more information: Chipper Program – buttefiresafe.net
Empowering Communities to Prepare for Wildfire Season, Grants Awarded to Two Butte County Nonprofits Focused on Wildfire Mitigation Projects
Forest Ranch and Butte County Fire Safe Councils Receive $150,000 from PG&E CHICO, Calif. — This wildfire season, mobilizing Californians to protect their homes, businesses, communities, and the environment from wildfire is more important than ever. The work of local California Fire Safe Councils (FSCs) is critical to strengthening the safety and preparedness of local[…]
Town of Paradise to consider Grazing as Fuel Reduction measure
At tonight’s Paradise Town Council meeting – from Paradise Post