El Dorado County Fire Safe Council | Firesafe Board | Wildlife Protection Plan

TABLE OF CONTENTS EL DORADO COUNTY WILDFIRE PROTECTION PLAN
• Plan Index Page	I. Executive Summary	II. Background
III. Introduction	IV. Purpose and Scope	V. Problems and Issues
VI. Goals of the EDCWPP	VII. Strategic Action Plan Recommendations	VIII. Communities with Fire Safe Plans (CWPP)
IX. Communities with Fire Safe Councils	X. Guidelines for Listing Existing CAR and Rural Centers for CWPP Preparation	XI. Listing of Market Areas, Community Regions, Rural Centers, Rural Regions, and CAR from the Federal Register
XII. Process for Selecting Communities for a Community Action Plan (CAP), CWPP Preparation, and Other Fire Safe Project Funding	XIII. Standard Outline and Checklist for CWPPs	XIV. Plan Updates

XIV. Plan Updates

The Council's County Wildfire Protection Plan will be marked with continuous change, new activities and progress. The Council must periodically review the Plan with vigor and energy to update based on current information.

At a minimum, the Council will hold 2 Strategic Planning meetings each year toward this goal. The November meeting will focus on strategy for applying for federal grants, to include National Fire Plan and Healthy Forest Restoration Act funds. The timing of this meeting is to coincide with anticipated federal Request for Proposals for the next fiscal year beginning in October the following year. The Spring Strategic Planning Meeting will focus on the State and County grant funding, generally beginning in July. In addition, this meeting will provide an opportunity to adjust anticipated federal grant funding based upon results of proposals submitted. Additional Strategic Planning meetings may be held at other times throughout the year if necessary.

Appendix M. contains the current Strategic Plan Matrix and will be updated as a result of each Strategic Planning Meeting.