CALIFORNIA Title II Info



Title II of the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self-Determination Act of 2000 (PL 106-393) is intended to foster community participation in management of our federal forestlands. Congress hoped to encourage creativity and innovation through local Resource Advisory Committees (RACs), which recommend Title II projects conducted on federal lands or that affect federal resources. Counties were provided control of funds and the option to direct the funds for use on either Title II or Title III projects (Title III is described elsewhere in this website). This experimental program will be reviewed by Congress in 2006 to determine whether it has been a success.


By becoming a member of a RAC, or by proposing a project, or by having your county fund Title II projects, you are making a valuable contribution to the success and future of PL 106-393.

Title II project tracking forms record information about each project and include information that Congress will use to determine if Title II has been successful. Counties in 42 states are eligible to participate in Title II. If there is a tree icon next to the name of a state below, then one or more counties in that state are funding Title II projects, and the federal land management agencies are using the Title II project tracking forms.

To view Title II information compiled by all participating counties within this state, click under the "Charted Results" section on the right side of this page, or for a statewide listing of all projects by all participating counties, click under "Project Details." To limit your review to projects in a particular county, click below on the tree icon next to the county of interest. 		 

Alpine
 Amador
 Butte
Calaveras
 Colusa
 Del Norte
El Dorado
 Fresno
 Glenn
Humboldt
 Inyo
 Kern
Lake
 Lassen
 Los Angeles
Madera
 Mariposa
 Mendocino
Modoc
 Mono
 Monterey
Nevada
 Orange
 Placer
Plumas
 Riverside
 San Bernardino
San Diego
 San Luis Obispo
 Santa Barbara
Shasta
 Sierra
 Siskiyou
Tehama
 Trinity
 Tulare
Tuolumne
 Ventura
 Yuba