Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Carson City, Nevada

Carson City Fire Dept. Will Collect an Anticipated 1,000 Tons of Biomass Over 6 Years From the Defense Zone Along the West Side of Carson City. Funds Will Be Used to Deliver Pick Up and Dump Collection Bins Used by Homeowners to Create Defensible Survivable Space. by Reducing the Amount of Fuel Within the Communities, We Are Reducing Ignition Sources, Reducing Fire Intensities and Flame Lengths, All While Fostering a Healthy and Resilient Ecosystem. This Is a Stand Alone Project and Has No Other Federal Funding Source.

Committed

$147,290

Paid out
$73.1K
50%
Committed, not yet paid
$74.2K
50%

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Source

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