Project Name

Fund Source

Project Description

Berry Creek Evacuation Plan

2003 HR2389

Developed first community Evacuation Plan and distribution

Berry Creek Fire Safe Calendar

2004 HR2389

2005/2006 Community Calendar produced with fire prevention messages and information

Emergency Advisory Radio

2003 HR2389

AM 1250 Emergency Advisory Radio System

Berry Creek FSC Evacuation Plan

2005 HR2389

Update the existing emergency evacuation plan and map.

Berry Creek Home Visit Program

2005 HR2389

Provide training to local volunteers for voluntary fire safety education and recommendations in the community

Project Name

Fund Source

Project Description

Wildland Fire Evacuation Plan: Development of Community Evac Plan

BLM

Developed an evacuation plan for the 2000 residents on the Cohassat Ridge.

Planning for Shaded Fuel Break

2004 HR2389

Planning for a shaded fuel break along Cohasset Rd

Print and Distribute Evac Plan

BLM

See above

Cohasset Rd Shaded Fuel Break

2005 Prop 40

Roadside Fuel reduction along 4 miles of Cohasset Rd

Cohasset Rd Shaded Fuel Break, Photo Monitoring, Matching Funds

2004 HR2389

Match to Prop 40 grant to assist with grant documentation and management

Project Name

Fund Source

Project Description

Feather Falls Fuel Break

2006 Prop 40

Conduct a fuel break along a one mile portion of Lumpkin Rd. work on the project is expected to start winter of 2006.

Project Name

Fund Source

Project Description

Vegetation Management Demos

USFS/CDF

Demonstration of vegetation management/fuels reduction in 3 different vegetation types:

• Lower elevation chaparral along Batt Rd.
• Mixed oak & pine forest in Forest Knolls subdivision
• Mostly Conifer forest along Headwaters Rd.

Roadside Fuel Reduction

FEMA

Roadside fuel reduction project along Doe Mill Rd, Garland, Wilder Rd. and Crown Pt. Rd.

Hwy 32 Demo Site

EQIP

Created a community demonstration site

Fuel Load Reduction

CDF

Roadside fuel reduction along Highway 32

Project Name

Fund Source

Project Description

Honey Road Fuel Reduction: Roadside Fuel Reduction Project

Forest Stewardship Grant

Roadside fuel reduction below Paradise on Honey Run Road

Community Defensible Space Program

2003 HR2389

455 defensible space inspections in Paradise

West Branch Fuel Reduction Project: Canyon Edge Fuel Reduction Project

2003 BLM

3 mile fuel reduction project along eastern edge of Paradise

Evacuation Plan Print & Mail - 2004

2004 HR2389

19,000 of the Wildland Fire Evacuation Plan printed and mailed to residents of Paradise and the Upper Ridge including Stirling City.

Town Radio — AM 1500

California OTS

AM 1500 radio station with coverage to approximately 25,000 residents.

Top of Paradise Fuel Reduction Project — Canyon Edge FRP

2004 BLM

6 mile fuel reduction project in upper Paradise on both the northeastern and northwestern flank.

Youth Wildland Fire Council

2004 HR2389M

Pilot program to involve teenagers in the Fire Safe Council.

Dean Rd Roadside Fuel Reduction

BLM

One mile of roadside fuel reduction east of Paradise.

Community Defensible Space: Inspection-Education Program

2003 HR2389

723 defensible space inspections completed.

Community Defensible Space: Inspection-Education Program

2004 HR2389

419 defensible space inspections completed in 2005

Community Defensible Space: Inspection-Education Program

2005 HR2389

The amount of defensible space inspections completed in 2006 will be available at the end of 2006.

Dry Creek Fuel Reduction Project

2005 Prop. 40

2 mile fuel break in Dry Creek Canyon.

Honey Run Fuel Reduction Program

2006 Prop. 40

2 miles of fuel reduction on east side of Honey Run Rd.

Honey Run Fuel Reduction Project

2007 BLM

2 miles of fuel reduction on west side of Honey Run Rd.

Project Name

Fund Source

Project Description

Upper Ridge Fuel Reduction Project

2001 WUI

13 miles of Fuel Reduction around Paradise Pines and up to and along Nimshew Rd. 246 acres

Wildland Safety Fair - 1999

EQUIP

Wildland Fire Safety Fair held at the POA in Paradise Pines that occurred during the lighting caused fire siege in August 1999. Ashes were falling on the fair.

Upper Ridge Radio 1460 AM

2001 HR2389

AM 1460 emergency radio station that reaches about 80% of the residents on the Upper Ridge.

Greenbelt Fuel Reduction

2002 HR2389

Maintenance Plan for greenbelt

PPOA Dooryard Education Program

2004 HR2389

Individual visits to homeowners upon request to provide customized information on wildland fire safety at their home.

Upper Ridge Fuel Reduction II — Matching Funds to PID grant

2003 HR2389

Matched against a PID grant completing the final 5 miles of a 17 mile fuel break

Upper Ridge Preservation Alliance

2004 HR2389

To assist in the formation of a group that would take on the task of developing and implementing a maintenance plan for the 17 mile fuel break

Coutolenc Shaded Fuel Break and Watershed Protection Phases I - III

2005 Prop 40

A 4 mile long fuel break along the Coutolenc Road area provides watershed and protection and community protection during a wildland fire.

Coutolenc Shaded Fuel Break Phases I — III Matching Funds

2004 HR2389

Matching Funds to 2005 Prop 40 Coutolenc Rd. Shaded Fuel Break and Watershed Protection Project.

Project Name

Fund Source

Project Description

Dooryard Education Visit Program

2003 HR2389

Provided community coordinator, necessary equipment and supplies for volunteers and revision of evacuation plan and distribution.

Yankee Hill Evacuation Plan Revised

2001 HR2389

Allowed a revision of community plan and a community wide mailing

Cherokee Clean-up

2001 HR2389

An illegal dumpsite, arson hit site, was cleaned up, 350 tires removed plus other debris, then gated off.

Yankee Hill FSC Calendar 2003

2001 HR2389

Community Calendar produced as a way to get fire prevention messages into the home.

Detlow Rd Demonstration Site

2001 HR2389

1 mile of roadside fuel reduction, ties into a community Public Assembly Point, where community presentations are hosted and demo site is used.

Poe Fire Clean-up

2001 HR2389

14 parcels abandoned were cleaned up with assistance from 58 community volunteers and some contractual assistance to removing cars and debris.

Water Signs and Drafting Site

2001 HR2389

Created a water source ID sign accepted by emergency personnel and use them in communities with no hydrant systems to assist fire personal to resources.

Yankee Hill Emergency Communication System

2004 HR2389

AM 1630 (still in progress for installation) will provide and emergency communication system for community and emergency responders

Jordan Hill Fuel Reduction Project

2003 BLM

3.5 miles of roadside fuel reduction, providing access to fire personnel to a ridgeline fuel break and residents access for evacuation.

Jordan Hill Matching Funds

2002 HR2389

Provided project monitors, dooryard visits and 3 community presentations educate to homeowners

Dooryard Education Visit

2001 BLM

The beginning of the Dooryard Program concept, residents of YH, wanted to be more proactive in educating homeowners about defensible space and disaster preparedness, personal and community.

Roadside Hazardous Fuels and Reforestation

2005 BLM

Continuation of Poe Fire Clean up, dead and down trees along the egress and access roads, allows 6 street signs and an education with Concow School children

Roadside Hazardous Fuels and Reforestation Matching Funds

2004 BLM

Will allow 6th Grade Curriculum at Concow School on Pre, During and Post Wildfire preparedness and reforestation field day

Yankee Hill Community Dooryard Presentations and Demonstration Site

2005 HR2389

Provides community presentations designed as a community approach to Dooryard Education Visits.

Project Name

Fund Source

Project Description

6th Grade Education Program: Development of Pilot Program

2001 HR2389

Pilot program presented to three classes in 2004-05. Additional classes to be offered in 2006-07 in Paradise and Concow.

Chipper Program: Chipper, Coordinator & Education

BLM/AQMD & HR2389

Since its inception in 2000, this program has assisted 1629 homes, treated nearly 1538 acres.

Defensible Space Brochures: Development of Fuel Model Brochures

2002 HR2389

The BCFS developed and printed three versions of the "Homeowners Guide to Firewise Landscaping" This brochure has been adopted for use statewide by the California Fire Safe Council.

Defensible Space Media Campaign: TV, Radio and Billboard Campaign

2003 HR2389

This program resulted in a 500% increase in hits on the BCFSC Website.

Firewise Building Materials Demo Video

2003 HR2389

This video provides homeowners with practical steps to make their home safer from wildland fire.

Northeast Oroville Community Education and Outreach

2004 HR2389

This developed a community "demonstration site" to educate homeowners about thinning vegetation, also a booth was set up and many residents received brochures on how to create their defensible space around the home

Special Needs Assistance Program: SNAP Packet Materials

2003 HR2389

BCFSC is a member of the Elder Services Disaster Preparedness Committee and there was a need to update the SNAP card in the packets to be reflective, this funding accomplished that and more.

Rural-Urban Interface Challenges, Matching Funds, Conference with RC&D

2003 HR2389

This excellent conference was a joint effort with the RC&D. There were about 100 participants who participated in the workshop and bus tour of selected project sites.

Trail Days: Matching Funds

2003 HR2389

Matching funds grant against an open BLM Chipper Program Plus Grant, this funding allowed Trail Days to be a success in May 2005.

Defensible Space Fuel Model Brochures

2002 BLM

Provided the time to research, develop and produce Grassland, Brushland and Timberland Defensible Space Brochures that have now gone state wide.

Chipper Program and Special Need Program

2006 BLM

Provides Chipping service for 2006-2007 Chipper season.

Chipper Program

2005 WUI

This grant provided funding for the 2005-2006 Chipper season.

Chipper Program and Coordination

2005 AQMD

This grant assisted in the continuation of the Butte County Chipper Program in the 2005-2006 season.