Federal grant · cooperative agreement
Through This Award, High Country Resource Conservation and Development (HCRCD) Works With Communities and Landowners to Address Wildfire Resiliency on Federal and Private Lands in Southeast Idaho. Projects Occur Near the City of Pocatello, Menan Buttes, Sand Creek Desert Rangeland, Lemhi County, Butte-clark-west Jefferson County, Dubois, and Highway 33 Between Snake River and Sage Junction. the Six Subprojects Under This Agreement Affect About 350 Homes in and Adjacent to the City of Pocatello Ten Acres Near Menan Butte 100 Acres Per Year in Sand Creek Desert Rangeland 500 Acres Along Highway 22 From Dubois to the Junction With State Highway 33 and 60 Acres of Wildfire Burn Scars Along Highway 33.
Committed
$550,000
Paid out
$196
<1%
Committed, not yet paid
$549.8K
100%
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