Wildfire risk in California continues to grow, and communities like Brooktrails and the Sherwood Road Corridor face some of the most serious exposure. FEMA’s Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program recognizes these challenges and the need for stronger local resilience.
To support preparedness, protect homes and infrastructure, and strengthen long‑term community safety, FEMA has awarded a $2.4 million grant to advance wildfire‑resilience efforts in the area for Phase 1. The Brooktrails/Sherwood Corridor Wildfire Community Resilience Project is a multi-phase effort designed to reduce wildfire risk and strengthen community resilience. The County is currently implementing Phase 1, which focuses on the planning, analysis, and preparation needed to support future wildfire mitigation activities. Phase 2 has an estimated $50 million potential award with a successful Phase 1.
Fill out the form below to be contacted about the project and submit an application:
The more people that sign up, the better. This is to show interest, and does not commit you to the project.
We will only contact you about the project as it pertains to you. No spam, no distributing your information.
All applications are due December 15th, 2026. Any applications received after may not be eligible for inclusion in this project.
Click below to learn more about the project, or contact Megan or Alex at 707-360-0056, or visit us at our office at 1702 S Main Street in Willits.
