County accepts $15,120 state cost‑share for noxious‑weed control
Bonner County accepted $15,120 in state noxious‑weed cost‑share funds through the Selkirk Cooperative Weed Management Area to support landowner assistance, early detection/rapid response, neighborhood herbicide reimbursement and education.
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The Bonner County Board of Commissioners approved accepting $15,120 in state noxious‑weed cost‑share funding for 2026 on May 19.
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