Harney County weed control reports heavier post-fire workload, seeks equipment investments
On Feb. 5 the Harney County weed control supervisor briefed the county court on expanded post-fire work, larger federal contracts, progress on invasive species such as African rue and medusahead, and equipment and staffing needs as the program shifts toward self-sufficiency.
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Jim, Harney County weed control supervisor, told the Harney County Court on Feb. 5 that the department handled a much larger workload in 2024 after a heavy fire season and is asking the court to support equipment investments and continued grant partnerships.
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