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Commission extends Good Neighbor Agreement to allow Taos County to participate in expanded prescribed burns

Taos County Commission · September 2, 2025
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Summary

Taos County approved a supplemental Good Neighbor Agreement with the Carson National Forest so the county can participate in prescribed-burn operations if the forest extends its burn season; staff said it simply extends an existing agreement to align with the federal partner's schedule.

Taos County approved a supplemental Good Neighbor Agreement that allows the county to participate in seasonal prescribed burns with the Carson National Forest if the forest extends its prescribed fire season.

Presenter (speaker 7) said the supplemental agreement "was really, what we wanted to do was be able to extend the agreement so that if the Carson National Forest extends their prescribed fire season, that we'll be able to participate in that." Commissioners moved to approve the supplemental project agreement and the motion carried by roll-call.

Staff framed the item as procedural authorization to keep the county eligible to join extended seasonal burn operations with the Forest Service when schedules change.