2023

• $5,000 from Deer Springs Fire Protection District for education and communication
• $60,000 grant from CAL FIRE/California Climate Investments Fund for "Deer Springs Evacuation Route Improvement, Community Chipping and Education Program."  This is a 3 year program.

2021

• $5,000 from Deer Springs Fire Protection District for education and communication
• $2,550 from the San Diego Regional Fire Foundation in support of our community chipping program
• $24,800 from CAL FIRE/California Climate Investments Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund to provide 14 community chipping days 2022-2023.

2020

• $2,500 from SDG&E for education and communication

2019

• $50,000 from SDG&E for Moosa Canyon Fuel Break spring maintenance

• $2,500 from SDG&E for education and communication

2018

• $61,288 from San Diego County Neighborhood Reinvestment Program for purchase of  4 Zoll Autopulse CPR systems for DSFPD

• $189,525 ($93,230 from CAL FIRE with $96,295 match from multiple sources) for 2019-2022 "Deer Springs Community Hazardous Fuels Reduction and Education."

• $5,000 from Deer Springs Fire Protection District for education and communication

• $2,500 from SDG&E for education and communication

2017

• $2,500 from SDG&E to assist in funding the Fire Safety News.

2016

• $41,568 from the California Fire Safe Council for the Deer Springs Community Education and Fuel Treatment project

• $5,000 from the Deer Springs Fire Protection District for ongoing community education programs

• $2,500 from SDG&E for communications and organizational equipment for Cal Fire Public Information Officer Vehicles

• $2,500 from SDG&E to assist in funding the Fire Safety New

2015

• $29,610 from Cal Fire SRA fees to continue the chipping program and community education

• $7,000 from the Deer Springs Fire Protection District for ongoing community education programs

• $15,000 from SDG&E for communications and organizational equipment for Cal Fire Public Information Officer Vehicles

• $2,500 from SDG&E to assist in funding the Fire Safety News

2014

• $2,500 from SDG&E to assist in funding the Fire Safety News

• $169,000 from the County of San Diego to equip eight Battalion Chief vehicles with state-of-the-art communications and organization equipment

• $2,500 from SDG&E to assist in funding the Fire Safety News

2012

• $24,900 fom the San Diego Foundation After the Fires Fund with $14,100 in matching funds from DSFSC and other grants to produce a comprehensive plan to assess the wildfire threat for the Deer Springs Fire District to assist in future mitigation and tactical planning

2011

• Deer Springs Community Fuel Reduction - $98,505 from the US Bureau of Land Management with $26,800 in matching funds from DSFSC and $5,700 from L&M Power Equipment for purchase of a chipper and other allied equipment for the chipping program

2010

• Moosa Canyon Fuel Reduction Phase II - funded by a USFS grant for $80,000 with $13,500 matching funds from Deer Springs Fire District and $6,000 from DSFSC continued abatement of dead, dying diseased and invasive vegetation from southeast areas of Moosa Canyon

2009

• Moosa Canyon Fuel Reduction: Phase I – This project was funded by the US Forest Service in 2009 for $89,000 with matching funds of $60,739 from the DSFSC and Deer Springs Fire Protection District.