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While Boulder is a beautiful place to live, work and play, the same natural lands that make it special also put the community at significant risk for wildfires. The City of Boulder’s Wildfire Resilience Assistance Program (WRAP) provides funding to eligible property owners to complete eligible home hardening and vegetation management work on their properties. This funding comes from the City's Climate Tax.

At this time, all the funding for WRAP 2025 has been committed. If you have already received pre-approval through the program, your funding is reserved.

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Work completed while WRAP is closed may not be eligible for reimbursement in the next fund round.

A specialist from Boulder Fire-Rescue stands next to fence and trees in a homeowners yard while conducting a Detailed Home assessment

A Community Risk Reduction Specialist conducts a Detailed Home Assessment on the property of a homeowner in the City of Boulder. These Boulder Fire-Rescue specialists work with property owners to make their homes and properties more wildfire resilient by conducting an assessment that suggests improvements for the home and property. 

Wildfire Resilience Assistance Program

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At this time, all available funding for the WRAP has been reserved for project applications already received.

Applicants located in the City’s Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) are eligible to receive up to $2,000 in funding per property.

At this time, the city is piloting a program that will provide funding for HOAs in the city’s WUI that have already requested a Detailed Home Assessment. If you believe your HOA is eligible, please email wrap@bouldercolorado.gov to confirm eligibility and learn more about the application process. HOAs must be registered with the Secretary of State and Colorado Division of Real Estate in order to participate. Applications for the HOA pilot program will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis, until December 15th or until funds are exhausted, whichever is first. Please note that this arm of program may change in the future based on participation, community need, and other factors.

If you have received a DHA on or after November 13, 2023, please access the DHA report through the link you received from the Community Risk Reduction specialists after you received the DHA. If you no longer have access to the link, please email wildfire-help@bouldercolorado.gov. If you received a DHA prior to this time, please sign up to be re-assessed.

Please reach out to City Staff at wrap@bouldercolorado.gov to discuss your specific situation.

No, the city does not share information about program participation with insurance companies.

Please reach out to city staff by phone at 1 (303) 413-7868 or email at wrap@bouldercolorado.gov for additional questions or if you need help with your application.

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The City is in the process of making its websites and programs more accessible. While much progress has been made, some aspects of this program may be inaccessible for certain people. If you would like assistance using and navigating this website or the program, please contact the program's accessibility contact at wrap@bouldercolorado.gov or at 303-413-7868. You may also contact the City's ADA Coordinator at accessibility@bouldercolorado.gov or by phone at 720-576-2506. Please know that the City is happy to assist you; do not hesitate to reach out.