The Wildfire Resilient Communities Act aims to significantly enhance wildfire prevention and mitigation efforts across federal lands and in communities. It mandates a substantial investment of $30 billion from the Treasury to federal agencies, including the National Park Service and Forest Service, for hazardous fuels reduction projects. These projects involve removing or modifying flammable vegetation through methods like prescribed fire and thinning, with funds available until expended. Projects are prioritized in areas within or adjacent to at-risk communities , high-value watersheds, or those with very high wildfire hazard potential. The bill also authorizes an additional $3 billion for the Community Wildfire Defense Grant Program for fiscal years 2027 through 2031, further supporting local wildfire preparedness. This ensures a comprehensive approach to protecting both natural resources and human settlements. The legislation reauthorizes and expands the Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program , increasing its annual funding to $100 million and extending project durations. Amendments to this program emphasize addressing pathogens, requiring federal staffing plans for collaborative processes, and prioritizing projects that reduce wildfire risk across land ownerships and enhance watershed health. Finally, it establishes a County Stewardship Fund , directing 25% of receipts from stewardship contracts to counties for general governmental purposes, providing a direct benefit to local communities.