Partners

Celebrating Collaboration: Our Partners in Wildfire Resilience

The California Wildfire Mitigation Program – Lake County Home Hardening Program is deeply grateful for the support and collaboration of our grant partners, whose contributions make our mission possible. We extend our sincere thanks to FEMA for their critical funding, Cal OES and CAL FIRE for their continuous guidance and resources, and the Lake County Board of Supervisors for their steadfast leadership and advocacy. Together, their commitment has empowered us to work toward a safer, more wildfire resilient community.

• FEMA provides critical funding and resources that enable the Lake County Home Hardening Program to safeguard our communities, helping us implement essential wildfire mitigation measures and protect vulnerable homes. Learn more about FEMA.

• Cal OES plays a crucial role in coordinating emergency response and disaster preparedness efforts, ensuring that communities like Lake County have the resources and support needed to enhance wildfire resilience. Learn more about Cal OES.

• CAL FIRE is at the forefront of wildfire prevention and firefighting, offering invaluable expertise and support to strengthen our home hardening efforts and protect residents from the increasing threat of wildfires. Learn more about CAL FIRE.

• Lake County Board of Supervisors is the driving force behind many local wildfire prevention initiatives and supported the implementation of the Lake County Home Hardening Program to create a safer, more fire-resilient community. Learn more about the Lake County Board of Supervisors.

We also take this opportunity to recognize our invaluable partners working within our program area to support Lake County's fire prevention and environmental initiatives.

• Lake County Fire Safe Council plays a vital role in wildfire education and community preparedness, working tirelessly to ensure residents understand how to safeguard their properties. Learn more about the Lake County Fire Safe Council.

• Lake County Resource Conservation District is instrumental in promoting sustainable land management and fire-resilient landscapes. Learn more about the Lake County Resource Conservation District.

• Clear Lake Environmental Research Center focuses on environmental research and restoration efforts aimed at enhancing wildfire resilience across the region. Learn more about the Clear Lake Environmental Research Center.

• USDA Forest Service, Mendocino National Forest is dedicated to managing public lands and protecting our natural resources from wildfire threats. Learn more about the USDA Forest Service.
   
• Kelseyville Fire Protection District is committed to safeguarding the lives and properties of Lake County residents. Through proactive emergency response, education, and fire prevention efforts, Kelseyville Fire plays a vital role in enhancing wildfire preparedness and resilience in the program's community. Learn more about Kelseyville Fire Protection District.
   
• South Lake County Fire Protection District provides comprehensive fire protection and emergency medical services to the southern regions of Lake County. Their dedication to community safety and wildfire mitigation is critical in reducing risks and protecting vulnerable areas from wildfire threats. Learn more about South Lake County Fire Protection District.
   
• Kelseyville Riviera Community Association fosters community engagement and resilience through initiatives that promote safety and preparedness. By encouraging collaboration among residents and stakeholders, the association supports efforts to enhance wildfire defense and safeguard the program's neighborhood. Learn more about Kelseyville Riviera Community Association.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the dedicated emergency responders who stand on the front lines, protecting our community during times of crisis. Their commitment, alongside the vital support of local organizations, strengthens our collective efforts to enhance fire safety and resilience in Lake County. Together, we are forging a path toward a stronger and safer future for all.

If you have any additional questions please contact us at homehardening@ncoinc.org or call 707-461-0760.