The following message is from Josh Roberts   Mitigation Coordinator / EOC Planning Section Chief. Larimer County is officially now accepting applications  for the 2026 Community Mitigation Grant (CMG) program. The Community Mitigation Grant program is designed to spark grassroots efforts  for mitigation activities. By focusing on the neighborhood scale, this program helps build vital momentum for long-term risk reduction work across our community. Program Details & Eligibilit

Wildfire preparedness is a community effort, and the residents of Green Mountain Drive recently proved just how effective—and simple—that effort can be. In a fantastic display of neighborhood collaboration, residents banded together to clear hazardous woody debris from their properties, utilizing a valuable resource provided by the Loveland Fire Rescue Authority (LFRA): Community Slash Bins . A Neighborhood Success Story The project was a resounding success. Working together,

The Pinewood Lake Wildfire Action Group, in partnership with Loveland Fire Rescue Authority (LFRA), successfully hosted 2 Slash Drop-Off Days, Sunday April 6 & Sunday April 13. 15 neighbors participated, dropping off 34 truckloads of slash and 14 bags of yard waste . We want to thank all those who participated, especially the volunteers at the site and helped neighbors haul away slash. Our goal is to do 2 Slash events a year, one in the Fall and Spring, so please make sure y

We're thrilled to announce some fantastic news for the community! The Pinewood Road Association (PRA) has successfully secured a $9,500 grant  from the Larimer County Office of Emergency Management to bolster wildfire mitigation efforts within our community. This funding will specifically benefit residents of Green Mountain Drive. The grant will directly address the critical need for slash removal. Residents will be able to place trimmed vegetation along the roadside, and the

The Pinewood Lake Wildfire Action Group, in partnership with Loveland Fire Rescue Authority (LFRA), is offering two free slash drop-off days in April. The drop-off site is near the Larimer County Natural Resources Administration building at 1800 S. County Rd. 31. The days are Sunday, April 6 and Sunday, April 13, from 8 a.m. to Noon each day. The total amount of slash we can accept over the two-day period is 34 truck loads, which is what the LFRA can effectively burn in the