$1.5 Million Issued for Fire Safety

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Bill Trimarco (center), the Firewise Southwest Colorado Archuleta County coordinator, will help officials from across Rio Arriba County implement the Firewise Communities program in areas at risk for wild fire. Northern New Mexico College representative John Ussery (left) and Chama Peak Land Alliance Executive Director Emily Hohman (right), discuss how the $1.5 million in fire mitigation funds can be used within the scope of the Firewise Communities program.

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    Between 2008 and 2014, Rio Arriba County received more than $1.5 million in federal funding to be used for wildfire education and mitigation projects.     The money, which was allocated to the County, through the federal government’s Secure Rural…

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