Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) for Tuolumne County

In 2022, the Tuolumne Fire Safe Council received a grant award from the CAL FIRE Fire Prevention Grants Program to complete a county-wide CWPP update. This website provides information to the public on the CWPP process and updates on the work in progress.

Your Input is Needed!

The Tuolumne Fire Safe Council is looking for input from you, your neighbors, and the whole community to better prevent, prepare for, respond to, and recover from future wildfires.

Please take a moment to help us make Tuolumne County more resilient to wildfires by filling out this short feedback form (you may download a PDF document or take the survey online). Feedback is due by Friday, September 8th.

Thank you for your support!

Your Input is Needed!

The Tuolumne Fire Safe Council is looking for input from you, your neighbors, and the whole community to better prevent, prepare for, respond to, and recover from future wildfires.

Please take a moment to help us make Tuolumne County more resilient to wildfires by filling out this short feedback form (you may download a PDF document or take the survey online). Feedback is due by Friday, September 8th.

Thank you for your support!

Survey for Agency, Organization or Group

What is a CWPP?

A Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) is a collaborative planning document that helps communities reduce wildfire risk. Outlined by the 2003 Healthy Forest Restoration Act, CWPPs are in use across the country and at a variety of scales. Signed by the local fire district, government and state forestry agency, CWPPs represent an opportunity for diverse community stakeholders to meaningfully engage in their local wildfire risk reduction actions .

Did you know?

California is the most wildfire-prone state in the United States.

Community planning meeting - Groveland
Community planning meeting – Groveland