Fire Fuels Reduction Projects (State Budget/Grant Funded)

  • Total Grant Funding: $571,000
    • Jones Hill Fuels Reduction: 2020–2022 – Completed
    • District Infrastructure Fuels Reduction: 2023–2024 – Completed

These projects reduced hazardous vegetation, improved defensible space, and enhanced wildfire resilience in high-risk areas and near District infrastructure.

A landscape showing a cleared area with cut trees and brush alongside a forested hillside, under a cloudy sky.
The image shows a forested area with visible flames and smoke, indicating a controlled burn or wildfire activity.
A landscape with scattered trees and dry grass under a cloudy sky, showing signs of clearing or deforestation.
A sign for the Groveland Community Services District's Infrastructure Fuel Reduction Project, detailing a grant award.
The image shows an aerial map of a forested area, outlined in red, possibly indicating land boundaries or zoning.
A landscape showing a cleared area with cut trees and brush alongside a forested hillside, under a cloudy sky.
The image shows a forested area with visible flames and smoke, indicating a controlled burn or wildfire activity.
A landscape with scattered trees and dry grass under a cloudy sky, showing signs of clearing or deforestation.
A sign for the Groveland Community Services District's Infrastructure Fuel Reduction Project, detailing a grant award.
The image shows an aerial map of a forested area, outlined in red, possibly indicating land boundaries or zoning.
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