Option

Collaborate with resource management agencies and the Soil and Water Conservation District to research the most effective and environmentally responsible ways to implement vegetation treatments to reduce wildland fire risk near utility plants.

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Hazards

Wildfire

Assets

Urban Landscape and Tree Canopy

Water Infrastructure – Wastewater

Energy and Utilities

Natural Areas and Wildlife

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