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Mendocino Fire Safe Council Community Chipper Days and Work Parties

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Mendocino County Fire Safe Council will deliver a free community chipping service throughout Mendocino County, focusing on reducing wildfire risks by removing hazardous vegetation. The initiative includes organizing volunteer work parties to implement defensible space treatments around homes and other vulnerable community structures, ensuring localized fire safety improvements. In addition to these on-the-ground efforts, the council will develop a long-term sustainability plan for the chipping program to ensure its continuation beyond the initial project phase. Broad community engagement activities will be conducted to raise awareness, encourage participation, and foster public support for wildfire prevention measures. The project is forecasted under the California State Coastal Conservancy, with Morgan Wright serving as the primary point of contact for project-related inquiries. The effort aligns with broader state goals for wildfire resilience and is intended to serve residents across Mendocino County, with all activities taking place within California. While no solicitation number or NAICS code is provided, the initiative underscores a collaborative, volunteer-driven approach to enhancing community safety through practical, accessible wildfire mitigation strategies.

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Mendocino County Fire Safe Council delivers free chipping services to reduce wildfire risks through volunteer-driven defensible space efforts.

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California State Coastal Conservancy

NAICS

624230 - Emergency and Other Relief ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA

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AgencyCalifornia State Coastal Conservancy

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California State Coastal Conservancy

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Morgan WrightProject Manager

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Mendocino County Fire Safe Council will provide a free community chipping service for Mendocino County, implement defensible space treatments around vulnerable community structures through volunteer parties, will develop a chipper day sustainability plan, and conduct broad community engagement.

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