Happy Camp Community Action, Inc - HCCA

05/06/2026

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01/23/2026

01/20/2026

📣 RFP Now Open: Marketing + Branding Support

Happy Camp Community Action, Inc. (HCCA) is seeking proposals from experienced branding/marketing firms to develop a Marketing Plan, Brand Identity concepts, and core marketing materials for the Happy Camp Biomass Campus Project.

🗓 Due: Feb 17, 2026 (5 PM PST)
❓ Questions due: Jan 27, 2026 (5 PM PST)
📄 Full RFP: https://www.happycampstrong.org/requests-for-proposals

Please share with qualified firms!

RISE Requests for Proposals

01/08/2026

📣 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP) – Happy Camp Biomass Campus Supply Study

Happy Camp Community Action, Inc. (HCCA) is inviting qualified firms to submit proposals for professional consulting services to complete a Biomass Campus Supply Study supporting the Happy Camp Biomass Campus Project (specialty sawmill, pilot-scale wood wool cement facility, and bioenergy air burner machine).

This study will evaluate local and regional biomass/log supply, logistics, hauling capacity, and long-term feasibility.

✅ RFP Issued: January 8, 2026
❓ Questions Due: January 15, 2026 (5:00 PM PST)
📄 Proposals Due: February 5, 2026 (5:00 PM PST)
🌐 RFP posted at: www.happycampstrong.org/requests-for-proposals

📩 Proposal submissions: [email protected]

📩 Questions to: [email protected]

Please share/forward to qualified contractors, logging and hauling firms, trucking providers, and consultants.

RISE Requests for Proposals

11/25/2025

Community initiative aims to rebuild local forest products industry while addressing wildfire risk HAPPY CAMP, Calif. — Armed with a $920,000 grant for feasibility study from the California Office of Emergency Services, Happy Camp Community Center and Happy Camp Strong.org is embarking on an ambit...

10/14/2025

Public Statement Regarding Terminations of U.S. Department of Interior Agreements.

On Sept. 23, the Mid Klamath Watershed Council received news from the Dept. of Interior that 7 of our US Fish & Wildlife Service grants – funds that were obligated for work already underway – were terminated effective immediately. These competitive grants, awarded between 2022 and 2024, funded work vital to public safety, local economies, and wildfire and watershed resilience in the Mid Klamath Basin.

As a result of these abrupt grant terminations, we have had to make the difficult decision to reduce the scope of these projects in the rural, northern CA communities we serve. We are actively looking for replacement sources to fill the gap from this sudden loss of federal funding.

“Our communities have worked for decades to proactively and collaboratively manage the Klamath Basin’s ecosystems while supporting local livelihoods,” said Luna Latimer, Co-Executive Director. “We remain committed to finding solutions that keep this work moving forward.”

Read our full statement responding to the grant terminations on our website at www.mkwc.org/public-statement-doi-terminations

09/05/2025

Available now! Gift cards available for fuel and groceries to Dillon & Blue Fire Evacuees. Come by the Happy Camp Community Center today (Friday) until 1pm or next week (Monday through Thursday, 9am to 4pm). Call 530.493.5117 with questions.

09/05/2025

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08/21/2025

📢Community Workshops on Evacuation Planning📢

🚨 Community Workshops on Evacuation Planning 🚨

The Siskiyou County Local Transportation Commission (SCLTC), in partnership with The Resiliency Initiative (TRI), is developing a Siskiyou County Evacuation and Preparedness Plan.

This plan will help create clear evacuation routes, improve coordination between agencies, and identify ways to make our roads, bridges, and transportation systems safer during emergencies.

✅ These workshops are your chance to:
- Learn more about the plan
- Ask questions
- Share your input to make sure your community’s needs are heard

Your feedback will help shape evacuation protocols for the nine incorporated cities, tribal communities, and rural areas across Siskiyou County—with special attention to vulnerable populations and areas at greater risk.

👉 Visit the project website for details: https://siskiyouevac.mysocialpinpoint.com/

Siskiyou County Office of Emergency Services Siskiyou County Planning Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office City of Yreka City of Dunsmuir City of Etna The Town of Fort Jones Lake Shastina Karuk Tribe CAL FIRE Siskiyou Unit U.S. Forest Service - Klamath National Forest Caltrans District 2 CHP - Yreka, City Of Dorris, City of Montague, City of Mt. Shasta, City of Tulelake, City of W**d, Happy Camp Community Action, Inc - HCCA, Lake Shastina Community Services District, McCloud Community Services District Quartz Valley Indian Reservation

07/18/2025

🌲 Big News from Happy Camp! 🌲
We’re thrilled to announce that Happy Camp Community Action, Inc. (HCCA) has been awarded a Wood Innovations Grant! 🎉

This major milestone propels the Happy Camp Biomass Project forward, supporting:
✅ Business Plan Development
✅ In-depth Raw Material Supply Study
✅ Removal of Building Code-Related Market Barriers
✅ Preliminary Engineering

This wouldn’t have been possible without our amazing partners! Huge thanks to those who provided Letters of Support:
💚 Crawford Bros., Inc – Cade Crawford
💚 Dan Yeager
💚 Eric Hokanson
💚 Karuk Tribe – Chairman Russell "Buster" Attebery
💚 Klamath National Forest – Chris Christofferson
💚 Mid Klamath Watershed Council – Luna Latimer
💚 Siskiyou Economic Development – Tonya Dowse
💚 Single Widget – Emily Dawson
💚 Six Rivers National Forest – Ted McArthur
💚 The Watershed Research and Training Center – Martin Twer

📢 The full list of awardees is now available on the Wood Innovations Program Grants website, along with the official press release.
https://www.fs.usda.gov/science-technology/energy-forest-products/wood-innovation/grants

https://www.usda.gov/about-usda/news/press-releases/2025/07/17/usda-invests-80-million-expand-timber-markets-protect-forests-fuel-economic-growth

Let’s keep this momentum going! 🔥🌲💪

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