Wildfire defensible space · British Columbia
Chase FireSmart Rebate
Run by Village of Chase (Chase Fire & Rescue)
- What you get
- Up to 50% of eligible costs, maximum $250 (stratas may get more)
- Maximum
- $250 per household
- Who qualifies
- Chase property owners who have had a FireSmart assessment; stratas may qualify for a larger rebate.
- Where
- Property owners in the Village of Chase.
- Status
- Open. Rebate applications accepted.
- Type of payment
- Rebate
What you do
Book a free FireSmart home assessment, do the recommended work, and submit your work hours and contractor receipts for a rebate.
Requirements
- Free FireSmart Home Assessment first
- Complete the FireSmart Assessment Work Hours Estimate form
- Contractor receipts
How to apply
- 1Book a free assessment (250-679-3238 or online)
- 2Do the recommended work
- 3Drop off the work hours form and receipts at the Village Office (826 Okanagan Avenue), email [email protected], or apply online
Sources
- https://chasebc.ca/firesmart (official page)
Last checked October 22, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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