Greater Santa Fe Fireshed Fuels Reduction - cost/share program

Simple fuel reduction procedures around your home can greatly reduce your home's risk to wildfire. The above photos show fuel reduction around a propane tank on private property in the WUI. The propane tank was not moved, but the wood pile was moved…

Simple fuel reduction procedures around your home can greatly reduce your home's risk to wildfire. The above photos show fuel reduction around a propane tank on private property in the WUI. The propane tank was not moved, but the wood pile was moved and an overhanging oak tree was removed. 

Reduce your home's risk to wildfire

Remove hazardous fuels around your home

Are you interested in reducing your home's risk to potential wildfire? 

You may qualify for grant assistance to address hazardous fuels around your home and on your property.

Contact Matt Piccarello, matt@forestguild.org,  at the Forest Stewards Guild for more information or to schedule a wildfire home hazard assessment.

Are you interested in the program but not sure if it is right for your property? Download the Home Hazard Assessment Guide and Worksheet to see what we will be looking for when we do a property inspection.

Esmé Cadiente

The GSFFC is a coalition of public and private organizations. The GSFFC is not a subdivision of the State of New Mexico, as defined in the state’s Open Meetings Act, §§ 10-15-1 to 10-15-4 NMSA 1978. Although federal agencies participate in the GSFFC, the Coalition is not a federal advisory board and was not created by a federal agency, as defined by the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA), 5.U.S.C. app. 2, §§ 1 to 16 (2012). The GSFFC operates informally to support its partners, and is not incorporated as a non-profit, 501(C)(3), partnership, or other legal status.