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Galliano  \n[lgalliano@cafiresafecouncil.org](lgalliano@cafiresafecouncil.org)  \n California’s leader in community wildfire risk reduction and resiliency  \n.  \nCFSC 2022 Capacity Grant Program  \nFunding provided by:  \n• 2022 Southern California Edison Fire Safe Council Capacity Grants  \n• Regional Forest and Fire Capacity Grant Program  \n3  California’s leader in community wildfire risk reduction and resiliency  \n.  \nProgram Intent  \n• Provide support specifically for new fire prevention organizations  \n• Increase local collaboration with county coordinators  \n• Support administrative capacity, volunteer development and media and communications development  \n California’s leader in community wildfire risk reduction and resiliency  \n.  \nProgram Overview  \nTotal subgrants:  \n14 grants at $20,000 each  \nEdison International:  \n7 in SCE territory  \nRegional Forest and Fire Capacity:  \n7 in the whole state.  \nCalifornia’s leader in community and resiliency  \nRecipients  \nSouthern CA Edison  \nThree Rivers FSC  \nWildwood Watchers FSC  \n Kern FSC  \nOak Park FSC  \nWilkerson FSC  \n FireSafe Corona  \n Bell Canyon FSC  \nRegional Forest and Fire Capacity  \n Ettersburg FSC  \n FSC of Nevada County  \nSierra County Firesafe and Watershed Council  \nWest Contra Costa FSC  \nSherwood Firewise Communities  \n Elfin Forest Harmony Grove FSC  \n Konocti FSC  \nCalifornia’s leader in community wildfire risk reduction and resiliency  \n.  \n CA Fire Safe Council's Role  \n• Host the application and award process  \n• Assess eligibility of recipients  \n• Facilitate the payment of grant funds  \n• Ensure that funds are spent according to the program requirements  \n• Provide information and resources to support recipients  \n• Track and quantify grant accomplishments  \n• Share accomplishments with funders and beneficiaries  \n California’s leader in community wildfire risk reduction and resiliency  \n.  \nSubrecipient Role  \nThe Subrecipient 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