Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance

Modoc County Farm Bureau

Management of Forest Health Through Active and Planned Timber Sales, Access to Minerals, and a Healthy Landscape for Grazing Permit Holders. Additionally Seek to Improve the Visitor Experience and Safety by Decreasing the Number of Hazard Trees and Recreation Area Closures, Reducing Fire Danger. Actions to Complete These Objectives Include Timber Sale Prep and Implementation, Including Project-specific Nepa Specialist Surveys, Road Repair From Weather or Other Damage, Signage Repair or Improvements, Including Adjustments to Accommodate New State/federal Requirements as Needed.

Committed

$622,420

Paid out
$431.1K
69%
Committed, not yet paid
$191.3K
31%

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Source

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