U.S. Forest Service reports fuels-reduction progress in Trinity County; asks for county representation on advisory committee
Roy Jones of the U.S. Forest Service told the Trinity County Board that crews have completed roughly 60 acres of fuels reduction so far, with about 800 acres planned, NEPA was signed for the South Fork Mountain fuelbreak and partners including AmeriCorps and CAL FIRE are supporting work; he asked for county participation on a Resource Advisory Committee.
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Roy Jones, a U.S. Forest Service representative who said this might be his last meeting before a personnel change, briefed the Trinity County Board of Supervisors July 7 on recent fire activity and fuels-management work on national-forest lands that affect the county.
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