The Department of Forestry and Fire Protection operates over 500 facilities statewide, including 228 forest fire stations, 112 telecommunications sites, 39 conservation camps, 21 unit headquarters, 16 administrative headquarters, 13 air attack bases, 9 helitack bases, 8 state forests, 2 nurseries, a training academy, and various other miscellaneous facilities. These facilities provide fire protection and resource management for over 31 million acres of state and privately owned wildlands throughout the state.

• The Governor's budget proposes $11.2 million General Fund for three continuing projects to address critical infrastructure deficiencies at various emergency response facilities. This amount includes $4.3 million to relocate the Batterson Forest Fire Station, $6.9 million to remodel the Baseline Conservation Camp, and $40,000 to replace the Hemet-Ryan Air Attack Base.
  
  
• The Governor's Budget proposes $1.1 million General Fund for two new projects. This amount includes $562,000 to relocate the Pine Mountain Forest Fire Station and $533,000 to develop a safe and reliable water system for the Bear Valley Helitack Base and Forest Fire Station.
  
  
• The Governor's Budget proposes $147.4 million lease-revenue bonds for eight new projects. These projects include the relocation of the Bieber Forest Fire Station and Helitack Base and the replacement of the Red Bluff Forest Fire Station and Unit Headquarters, two conservation camps and four forest fire stations.