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The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management (DFFM) started work on three more fuels reduction projects in Yavapai County as part of the agency’s Healthy Forest Initiative (HFI) project work. The HFI program embraces proactive measures to safeguard Arizona’s communities and infrastructure and improve the health of the state’s diverse landscapes.
On Saturday, May 3, residents of Oracle and other communities across Arizona will collaborate for Wildfire Community Preparedness Day, a nationwide campaign that encourages residents and organizations to take action to reduce the risk of wildfires.
The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management awards nearly $5 million through two separate grants to Arizona fire agencies to support their wildland firefighting operations and programs.
Every year, people across the world celebrate Arbor Day to recognize the importance of trees and the multitude of benefits they provide to communities. Here in Arizona, the Department of Forestry and Fire Management’s Urban and Community Forestry (UCF) program observes the holiday by hosting a celebratory event along with community and agency partners to recognize municipalities, organizations, and individuals throughout the state that demonstrate leadership and excellence in community tree care and management.
It is one of the smaller communities in Arizona, but the most at-risk for wildfires. The community of Pine Lake, southeast of Kingman, sits within the Hualapai Mountains in an area susceptible to catastrophic wildfire. Now, through the support of grant funding, the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management (DFFM) begins work on a multi-year, large-scale fuels reduction project in and around Pine Lake and across the Hualapai Mountains in an effort to reduce that threat.
