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Bannock County signs Good Neighbor Authority award to fund fuels reduction near landfill
Summary
Bannock County commissioners on Sept. 11 voted to sign a Good Neighbor Authority grant award from the U.S. Department of the Interior to fund fuels‑reduction work in the Lava Ranches neighborhood and on property near the Bannock County landfill.
Bannock County commissioners on Sept. 11 voted to sign a Good Neighbor Authority grant award from the U.S. Department of the Interior to fund fuels‑reduction work in the Lava Ranches neighborhood and on property near the Bannock County landfill.
Charity Stagg, Southeast Idaho Council of Governments, told the commissioners the county applied for $400,000 and the Department adjusted the award and budget. “We applied for $400,000. They adjusted our budget a little bit to give the county a little bit more indirect, increase that another 6,700,” Stagg said. She said the department awarded $250,000 initially and is now awarding the additional $156,700 to bring the grant to the proposed amount.
The project described in the award is…
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