Southern Idaho Timber Protective Association
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Nonprofit timber-protection and wildfire organization
Mission and Description
Member-governed nonprofit providing cooperative wildfire protection across west-central Idaho forestlands.
Organization Information
Browse category: Prescribed Fire and Wildfire Resilience
Organization type: Timber Protective Association
State: Idaho
Service area: Regional
City / area: McCall
Programs and membership: Independent 501(c)(4) nonprofit incorporated in Idaho, governed by a board elected annually by voluntary forest-landowner members, with elected officers, a chief fire warden, professional employees, and an operating agreement approved by the State Board of Land Commissioners
Meetings and events: Wildland-fire prevention, detection and suppression, forest-land protection, member assessments, cooperative fire management, firefighting workforce, equipment and resource coordination, landowner services, fire preparedness, and agency partnerships
Reported operating status: Active
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