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Commissioners report attendance at energy symposium and formation of fire‑restoration work group
Summary
County commissioners said they attended an Energy & Environment Symposium with regulators and industry updates and described a new fire‑restoration work group led by 'Liz' that includes CPW, BLM representation, QB Energy and the town of Rangely; commissioners said they will seek grant funding for restoration projects.
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During commissioner updates the board heard accounts of recent conferences and local coordination on fire restoration and natural‑resource issues.
One commissioner reported attending an Energy & Environment Symposium in Garfield County (Newcastle), citing regulatory agency and EPA updates and networking on topics including nuclear and geothermal energy. The speaker described the symposium as valuable for hearing state and federal regulator briefings and for networking with other commissioners and industry representatives.
Another commissioner said they attended AGNC meetings in Rangely and joined 'Liz' on a fire‑restoration work group that includes Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) hydrologist, QB Energy, the town of Rangely and the chamber of commerce. The commissioner said Liz is leading the effort to assemble the group and is pursuing grant funding to support restoration projects; specific grant sources and amounts were not specified in the transcript.
These updates were given as part of routine commissioner reports and no formal board action, funding commitment or contract award related to the work group was recorded during this meeting.

