Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance
The Project's Objective Is to Place Limestone Rock Road Base on the Price Road Starting at the Intersection of Piney Creek Road Within the Davy Crockett National Forest in Trinity County, Texas. These Funds Will Be Used by Trinity County to Place Rock, Replace Non-functional Culverts, Clean Out and Shape Ditches, Trim Limbs and Brush, and Prepare the Road for Rock Placement. Trinity County Will Provide the Equipment, Labor, and Materials for the Repairs. the County Will Purchase All Materials and Supplies Initially and Will Be Reimbursed by the U.s. Forest Service Upon Completion of the Project. Complete Expenditure Records Will Be Required for Reimbursement. the Successful Completion of This Road Project Can Be Critical to Life, Health, Safety, and Animal Welfare. Roads Provide Crucial Access for Emergency Services Like Ambulances, Fire Trucks, and Law Enforcement, Especially in Remote Areas; They Are Essential for Delivering Medical Supplies, Food, and Other Necessities to Communities, Particularly Those in Isolated Areas; They Play a Vital Role in Maintaining Wildlife Movement Corridors and Preventing Habitat Fragmentation. Roads Throughout the National Forest System Support the Economic and Social Health of Gateway and Rural Communities Through Active Forest Management, Fire Suppression, Grazing, Mining and Other Activities, and Is Essential for the Implementation of the Wildfire Crisis Strategy.
Committed
$150,000
Paid out
$39.8K
27%
Committed, not yet paid
$110.2K
73%
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