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Grand County Wildfire Council

3 days ago

The fire danger has been reevaluated and remains at High. Again, Stage 2 Fire Restrictions are currently in effect.
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Grand County Wildfire Council

1 week ago

🔥 Grand Lake’s Free Chipping Day is this Saturday, July 31st from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. in Grand Lake across from Trail Ridge Marina, 12669 US Highway 34. It’s everyone’s responsibility to create defensible space around your home to help slow the spread of wildfire. Defensible space is the buffer you create around your home by removing the flammable vegetation that surrounds it. Defensible space is also important in helping protect the firefighters defending your home. Questions? Call the Grand County Wildfire Council at 970-627-7121.2021 Chipping DaysJuly 31st – Grand Lake (Across from Trail Ridge Marina, 12669 US Hwy 34)August 21st – Grand Fire (60500 US Hwy 40, Granby)All dates are Saturdays from 10am to 3pm. Learn more about what materials will be accepted and stay tuned for further location details at bewildfireready.org/community-chipping-daysPhotos Courtesy of Grand County Wildfire Council#grandcounty #wildfirepreparedness #cofire #coready #grandcountystrong #exploregrand #gograndlake #grandlake #firewisecommunities
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Grand County Wildfire Council

1 week ago

Awesome work by all! #preventpreparesurvive
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Grand County Sheriff’s Office – Colorado
is in Grand Lake, Colorado.

1 week ago

🔥 Grand Lake’s Free Chipping Day is this Saturday, July 31st from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. in Grand Lake across from Trail Ridge Marina, 12669 US Highway 34. It’s everyone’s responsibility to create defensible space around your home to help slow the spread of wildfire. Defensible space is the buffer you create around your home by removing the flammable vegetation that surrounds it. Defensible space is also important in helping protect the firefighters defending your home. Questions? Call the Grand County Wildfire Council at 970-627-7121.2021 Chipping DaysJuly 31st – Grand Lake (Across from Trail Ridge Marina, 12669 US Hwy 34)August 21st – Grand Fire (60500 US Hwy 40, Granby)All dates are Saturdays from 10am to 3pm. Learn more about what materials will be accepted and stay tuned for further location details at bewildfireready.org/community-chipping-daysPhotos Courtesy of Grand County Wildfire Council#grandcounty #wildfirepreparedness #cofire #coready #grandcountystrong #exploregrand #gograndlake #grandlake #firewisecommunities
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Grand County Sheriff’s Office – Colorado
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2 weeks ago

🌲PRE AND POST-FIRE FUELS REDUCTION COST-SHARE PROGRAMS🌲 Grand County Wildfire Council (GCWC) is excited to announce the rollout of a new cost-share program for victims of the 2020 Grand County Wildfires thanks to a generous donation from the Grand Foundation through their Wildfire Emergency Fund. The new Post-Fire Cost Share Program specifically targets hazard tree removal by HOAs, homeowner groups, and individual landowners affected by the East Troublesome and Williams Fork Fires. Projects, such as HOA chipping days and individually contracted hazard tree removal, may be reimbursed for up to 50% of their total cost depending on project prioritization and funding availability. GCWC will prioritize projects for the Post-Fire Hazard Tree Removal Cost-Share Program according to the following scheme. FIRST PRIORITY: Projects that have not begun work yet and that address hazard tree removal along roads and driveways, utility lines, and within 30 feet of the home site. SECOND PRIORITY: Projects that have already been completed that address hazard tree removal along roads and driveways, utility lines, and within 30 of the existing or proposed home site. LAST PRIORITY: Projects that address tree removal on vacant land or removal of trees that are more than 30 feet from home site. ADDITIONAL PRIORITIES:1) Primary homeowners will be prioritized over secondary homeowners (not applicable to HOA/Homeowner Group Chipping Projects with mixed ownership).2) Uninsured and under-insured homeowners will be prioritized over fully insured individuals. More information and an online application for GCWC’s Post-Fire Hazard Tree Cost Share Program can be found at bewildfireready.org. Individuals not impacted by the East Troublesome or Williams Fork Fires who wish to do pre-fire mitigation and fuels reduction may apply for GCWC’s other cost share program: the Pre-Fire Fuels Reduction Cost Share Program. #WildfireReady #WildfirePreparedness #FirePrevention #COFire #COReady #GrandCounty #GrandCountyColorado #EastTroublesomeFire #WilliamsForkFire #Kremmling #Parshall #HotSulphurSprings #Fraser #Granby #GrandLake #Tabernash #WinterPark
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