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Custer County approves $10,000 USDA Forest Service supplemental agreement for noxious weed treatments
Summary
The commission authorized the chairman to sign a Participating Agreement Supplemental Project Agreement with the U.S. Forest Service to provide up to $10,000 for noxious weed spraying in the Black Hills, with funds available through 2027.
Weed & Pest Supervisor Michael Baldwin asked the commission to authorize the chairman’s signature on a Participating Agreement Supplemental Project Agreement between Custer County and the U.S. Forest Service for noxious weed treatments in the Black Hills.
Baldwin told commissioners the agreement provides $10,000 for spraying and that the funds can be used through 2027. The commission approved the authorization and directed the chairman to sign the agreement.
The motion passed unanimously, and Baldwin noted the work supports ongoing county efforts to control noxious weeds across county and Forest Service lands.
