Conservation board accepts $104,047 IFRPP award to fund forest resiliency work
The board authorized the county to accept a $104,047 Iowa Forest Resiliency Partnership Program award (with a required 20% local match) to fund TSI work at Voas and Trindle over a three-year timeline and authorized the director to sign the subrecipient agreement.
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The Dallas County Conservation Board authorized acceptance of an Iowa Forest Resiliency Partnership Program (IFRPP) award of $104,047 on Jan. 13, 2026, with the board committing to a required 20% match. The grant will finance TSI (thinning, site-prep and invasive control) work at Voas and Trindle and is contingent on Natural Resources Commission approval and a signed subrecipient agreement with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources.
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