Utah Admin. Code R652-125-300 - Use of Funds

(1) The Prevention, Preparedness, and Mitigation Fund may be used:
(a) to pay the costs of prevention, preparedness, and mitigation projects and activities related to wildfire hazard reduction within the State, including the costs of a Participating Entity;
(b) in cases of catastrophic need, as determined by the State Forester, to pay costs that could be paid from the Suppression Fund under Section 65A-8-204; and
(c) to issue fire department assistance grants.
(3) Funded projects and activities under Subsection R652-125-300(1)(a) shall:
(a) Support wildfire hazard reduction;
(b) Support restoration of healthy resilient forests; or
(c) Support reduction of wildfire risk to human safety, water resources, and other natural resources in and near the Wildland-Urban Interface.
(4) Funded costs under Subsection R652-125-300(1)(a) may include:
(a) Personnel costs;
(b) Labor costs;
(c) Fringe benefit costs;
(d) Travel costs;
(e) Supply costs;
(f) Equipment costs;
(g) Contractual costs;
(h) Training costs; and
(i) Other costs necessary for completion of the project or activity, as determined by the division.
(5) Funded costs under Subsection R652-125-300(1)(a) shall include the costs of the base salary or salaries of:
(a) State-employed Wildland-Urban Interface coordinators;
(b) Wildland-Urban Interface specialists;
(c) Wildland-Urban Interface assistants; and
(d) Others whose primary job duties include Wildland-Urban Interface wildfire hazard reduction and whose positions are authorized by the State Forester.
(6) Fire department assistance grants under Subsection R652-125-300(1)(c) may not exceed 10% of the money in the Prevention, Preparedness, and Mitigation Fund each fiscal year.

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Utah Admin. Code R652-125-300
Adopted by Utah State Bulletin Number 2025-03, effective 1/21/2025

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