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

Discover Your Northwest

This Agreement Supports the Operation of Visitor Centers, Campsites, Trailheads, Day-use Areas, Automated Fee Machines, and Other Recreational Services on the National Forest in the State of Washington. Through This Collaboration the Forest Will Enhance Its Capacity to Manage Operations at Recreation Sites, Carry Out Essential Deferred Maintenance on Infrastructure, Conduct Educational Patrols Aimed at Preventing Negative Impacts on the Forest. If This Agreement Is Not Approved Trash and Waste Will Accumulate Facilities, Which Will Adversely Affect Recreation, Water Quality, Aquatics, and Wildlife Habitat.

Committed

$253,167

Paid out
$46.0K
18%
Committed, not yet paid
$207.1K
82%

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Source

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