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Find similar grantsDefensible Space & Home Hardening Grant Programs (MWPA) is sponsored by Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority. Provides grants to residents in Marin County for creating defensible space and home hardening to mitigate wildfire risk.
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Funding Assistance And Partnerships Please excuse any inconsistencies as we launch our new website JPA Portal - News - Contact Us Learn How to be Fire-Adapted at Learn How to be Fire Adapted at The MWPA Resident Grants program integrates with the MWPA Defensible Space & Home Hardening Evaluation Program to help residents remediate issues found during the inspection.
The resident grants assist the Marin community with hardening of structures, the creation of defensible space, and fire-adapted landscaping. MWPA operates a local grant program to help residents within its jurisdiction make their homes and properties more resistant to wildfire and reduce fire risks (first focusing on those with access and functional needs, seniors and financially disadvantaged).
These programs are funded by Measure C “core funds” for cross-jurisdictional projects. Learn about the MWPA Grant Programs below. Residents can apply for the MWPA Grant Programs here .
MWPA and local agencies coordinate grant funding decisions. While a resident may apply for multiple grant programs, the same Defensible Space or Home Hardening work cannot be funded twice. Please contact your local fire agency to learn more.
Other local grants opportunities are listed on the Fire Safe Marin Grants page which require a separate application process. MWPA Home Hardening & Defensible Space Grant Programs Improve Detection & Evacuations Community Wildfire Protection Plan Powered By Polygons Media
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Residents within the Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority jurisdiction. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,000 for defensible space; up to $5,000 for home hardening. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Defensible Space & Home Hardening Grant Programs (MWPA) is funded by Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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